Simon Coveney: Brexit deal 'no threat to nationalism or unionism'

Politicians here have been reacting to the fallout from a dramatic morning of Brexit developments.

Thu, 15 Nov, 2018 - 13:20

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Update 1.20pm: Politicians here have been reacting to the fallout from a dramatic morning of Brexit developments.

Tánaiste and Minister for Foreign Affairs Simon Coveney has defended the Irish government’s welcoming of the UK cabinet deal last night, following criticism from Fianna Fáil:

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