Ireland's prime minister, an impassioned opponent of Brexit, noted that rather than putting up a new wall, the Irish were trying to prevent an old barrier from going back up — in the form of a hard border between Northern Ireland and the southern Republic nyti.ms
A small but influential Northern Ireland party suggested it still would not support Prime Minister Theresa May’s Brexit deal, which may spell the end of her hopes of winning passage in Parliament nyti.ms
Ireland’s prime minister Leo Varadkar has said anyone hoping that EU solidarity with Ireland will falter on the Brexit border backstop is “in for a nasty surprise”. theneweuropean.co.uk