Mairéad Farrell (Galway West, Sinn Fein)

I just find it hard to believe that if a country is literally committing genocide, how that does not have an implication, even if it is in the horrific aspect of a financial risk kind of thing, not in terms of the actual genocide. I find that hard to believe. What I might ask on that - this is something I have been wondering - is what I think I understand it to be. If, for example, there was a method of the Central Bank of Ireland saying "No, Ireland can no longer be the home state", would that mean, then, that no other EU state could be the home EU member state?