Dublin pushes for post Brexit Irish sea boarder

Theresa May is facing a fresh Brexit challenge amid reports that Dublin wants the Irish Sea to be the country's border with the UK.

Dublin pushes for post Brexit Irish sea boarder
Fri, 28 Jul, 2017 - 08:34

Theresa May is facing a fresh Brexit challenge amid reports that Dublin wants the Irish Sea to be the country's border with the UK.

Ireland's new Taoiseach Leo Varadkar is unconvinced by the UK's plans to introduce a high-tech land border between Northern Ireland and the Republic after Brexit, according to The Times.

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