Varadkar: Everyone born in NI will continue to have the right to both Irish and EU citizenship
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13 December 2017 (Edited )
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UK Brexit Secretary David Davis seems to have said or implied that the deal reached last week regarding the post-Brexit status and border of Northern Ireland might not be legally binding.
Mr. Davis later clarified this - sort of - saying:
"Of course it’s legally enforceable under the withdrawal agreement but even if that didn’t happen for some reason, if something went wrong, we would still be seeking to provide a frictionless invisible border with Ireland.”
And Ireland Taoiseach Dr. Leo Varadkar said:
" To the nationalist people in Northern Ireland, I want to assure you that we have protected your interests throughout these negotiations..."
Everyone in the tourism industry on the Island of Ireland is watching this situation closely, and I don't blame them - there will be many opportunities for something to go wrong between now and 29 March 2019.