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  • 21 - Free Movement of Services

  • from Part VII - Goods, Customs and the Single Market in the Protocol
  • Edited by Christopher McCrudden, Queen's University Belfast
  • Book:
    The Law and Practice of the Ireland-Northern Ireland Protocol
    Published online:
    20 January 2022
    Print publication:
    03 February 2022, pp 256-268
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    This chapter consider the free movement of services after Brexit on the island of Ireland. In the absence of UK government willingness to tolerate integration at anything like this level post-Brexit, it was never likely that a high level of EU–UK co-operation concerning services would emerge from the Brexit negotiations. A serious deterioration in the conditions for EU–UK cross-border provision of services was thus foreseeable – and that is exactly what has occurred, although there are mitigating factors cushioning the impact on cross-border economic relations on the island of Ireland.