And after the first vote Corbyn warned Irish voters that the result wouldn’t count and that there would be another.
Seems he wasn’t as convinced EU membership was as beneficial for Ireland he claims it is for the UK.

Not so.

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Talking rubish, you've lost the argument.

Well, yes, one to reject and one to accept.

Still can’t see a second referendum, but can see us causing chaos.

Marcon stating that keeping Britain in after 30th June could jeopardise the entire EU.

Erm, frenchy, Britain leaving has jeopardised the entire EU.

The EU has still not woken up to the fact that having a country leave is a massive failure by the EU.

I think the best anology is that it’s like dating someone who’s sensible but pretty annoying and always makes things difficult and boring. Then dumping that person for someone who seems better and more exciting. The more exciting person my be stupid and a liar, but that doesn’t discount from the fact that it wouldn’t have worked with the original person despite how much both sides wish to point out each other’s flaws.

The EU will have to offer some kind of reform in order to be sure it could change the result in a second referendum.

Brexit’s never happening lads.