Gerry Adams urges Govt to block Brexit talks calling UK plans 'unworkable and unrealistic'

Gerry Adams has said Ireland should prevent Brexit talks on links between Britain and the EU.

Gerry Adams urges Govt to block Brexit talks calling UK plans 'unworkable and unrealistic'
Thu, 31 Aug, 2017 - 18:16

Gerry Adams has said Ireland should prevent Brexit talks on links between Britain and the EU.

The Sinn Féin President claimed Britain's plans so far were unworkable and unrealistic.

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