The Tánaiste was speaking ahead of Keir Starmer’s visit to Dublin
The Tánaiste said that the EU wanted to see an improved EU-UK relationship but that the UK could not 'cherrypick' Photograph: Stefan Rousseau/PA WireThe UK cannot have an “a la carte” reset of the Brexit agreement, Ireland’s deputy prime minister has said just hours beforeThe Tánaiste said that the EU wanted to see an improved EU-UK relationship but that the UK could not “cherrypick”.had also shown how Anglo-Irish relationships could easily be torpedoed by political decisions.
Starmer’s trip to Ireland marks a stepping up of his drive to reset relations with Ireland the country with which it has a trading relationship worth more than £85bn a year. It follows years of soured relations over the post-Brexit settlement, including the Irish border issue. He said the two men, who will go to the Ireland v England football match in Dublin on Saturday, were in “lockstep” about the future.
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