Ireland and UK sign deal to keep Common Travel Area 'in all circumstances'

The UK and Ireland have signed an agreement to protect the rights of both Irish and British citizens "in all circumstances" after Brexit.

Ireland and UK sign deal to keep Common Travel Area 'in all circumstances'

The UK and Ireland have signed an agreement to protect the rights of both Irish and British citizens "in all circumstances" after Brexit.

Tánaiste Simon Coveney and Theresa May's de facto deputy prime minister David Lidington signed the Memorandum of Understanding in London earlier today.

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