Varadkar: Irish Government will not recognise result of Catalan independence referendum

The Irish Government will not recognise the result of the Catalan independence referendum.

Varadkar: Irish Government will not recognise result of Catalan independence referendum
Mon, 02 Oct, 2017 - 14:01

The Irish Government will not recognise the result of the Catalan independence referendum.

Taoiseach Leo Varadkar earlier came down on the side of the Spanish Government in the dispute.

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