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NEALE RICHMOND: UK MUST NOT USE NORTHERN IRELAND AS A
POLITICAL PAWN
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June 29th, 2022
NEALE RICHMOND: UK MUST NOT USE NORTHERN IRELAND AS A
POLITICAL PAWN
As the war of words ramps up between the European Union and the British Government regarding the ongoing roll-out of Brexit, Irish Member of Parliament Neale Richmond TD, writing for the Ireland-Canada Chamber of Commerce, says the Northern Ireland Protocol must be fully implemented and the will of the majority of the people respected. Failure to do so, he says, threatens Britain’s international reputation and its ramifications will be felt as far away as Washington DC and Ottawa.
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