May does not want European border in Ireland

dublin - British Prime Minister Theresa May and the Irish prime minister Enda Kenny agreed Monday in Dublin that there is no real limit comes after the withdrawal of Britain from the European Union between Northern Ireland and Ireland. 'We want both of which are not and that is not an empty phrase,' May said after the meeting.

The United Kingdom is not only bid farewell to the European market but also no longer belongs to the Customs Union. Prompt came the fear that there will be reintroduced border checks between Northern Ireland (brexit) and Ireland (EU). It took a month for the Northern Ireland Assembly election (2 March) in a crisis atmosphere. Politicians even see the peace between Catholics and Protestants jeopardized.

May and Kenny were able to come Monday confident that both countries to reach an agreement to avoid a visible border in Europe in Ireland.