The EU will today set out its plan aimed at resolving a row with the UK over the Northern Ireland protocol.
The measure, set up to avoid a hard border, has meant a trade barrier down the Irish Sea, and has angered unionists in the north.
In a speech yesterday, British Brexit minister David Frost said only “significant change” to post-Brexit rules could draw the poison from relations.
Fine Gael spokesperson on European Affairs, Neale Richmond, is concerned the deadlock won’t be broken:
