Statement says if talks fail to restore power-sharing there will be no move towards rule involving both London and Dublin The UK government has ruled out any move towards joint authority over Northern Ireland involving both the London and Dublin administrations if talks in Belfast fail to restore power-sharing in the region.In response to concerns from the Irish foreign minister, Simon Coveney, about direct rule from London being reimposed on the province, the government emphasised there would be no joint authority as an alternative to devolution. Continue reading…
Via: UK government rules out joint authority in Northern Ireland
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