The Taoiseach is putting Ireland on a collision course with some of the larger EU member states, saying there will NOT be a speedy exit by the UK.
Enda Kenny says Ireland is ready for the challenges ahead from what he called the "political earthquake" of the UK vote to leave the European Union.
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He's told the Dáil that he wants a common agreed response across parties, but warned it's not possible to fully implement contingency plans as we still don't know the proposed arrangements for BREXIT or the exact timetable.
And the Taoiseach took a swipe at a meeting of the founding members of he EEC over the weekend where they pushed for a speedy exit by the UK.
