Taoiseach says deal with DUP does not cross red lines despite 'negative language'By Cate McCurry, PAThe Taoiseach said he has “some difficulties” with the new rules that will allow for smooth post-Brexit trade between Northern Ireland and Britain, but that they do not cross any red lines. Leo Varadkar also said the command paper, titled Safeguarding The Union, contains negative language. The measures remove checks on goods travelling from Great Britain that are to stay in Northern Ireland. “But none of those things crossed any red lines in my view. “Anything that results in seamless trade, whether it’s north-south or between Northern Ireland and Britain, I’m all for,” he added.
Source: Irish Independent February 03, 2024 00:47 UTC