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Brexit may be just what the doctor ordered — for Ireland

One way Ireland is trying to benefit is becoming host of the European Medicines Agency, which faces leaving London.

epa05022786 Simon Harris (R), the Irish Minister of State at the Departments of Finance, arrives for the start of a European Budget Council session in Brussels, Belgium, 13 November 2015. The negotiations on the 2016 EU budget will be to respect the expenditure ceilings of the EU's multiannual financial framework 2014-2020 while to provide the necessary means for a number of priority actions, notably for tackling the refugee crisis and promoting growth and creating jobs, according to the EU Commission. EPA/OLIVIER HOSLETDUBLIN — Brexit might be good for Ireland after all.

The Irish government, which…

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