> It doesn't take into account that the Northern Ireland is really a problem of the EU.
As somoene who grew up in the UK with the IRA blowing up bits of the country, some rather close to me, I disagree. It's likely that the communities that would be split by a new border in Ireland would disagree too.
The EU is negotiating in it's best interests, as is the UK. There aren't going to be any favours traded on either side.
As somoene who grew up in the UK with the IRA blowing up bits of the country, some rather close to me, I disagree. It's likely that the communities that would be split by a new border in Ireland would disagree too.
The EU is negotiating in it's best interests, as is the UK. There aren't going to be any favours traded on either side.