Irish PM warns of 'vicious' Brexit negotiations
Brexit negotiations between Britain and the EU could turn "vicious", Irish Prime Minister Enda Kenny warned Wednesday during a meeting with politicians and business leaders to discuss the divorce.
(AFP) Brexit negotiations between Britain and the EU could turn "vicious", Irish Prime Minister Enda Kenny warned Wednesday during a meeting with politicians and business leaders to discuss the divorce.
Kenny said, during the All-Island Civic Dialogue, Britain's decision to leave the EU was the "most significant economic and social challenge of the past 50 years" for Ireland but that "Europe risks losing the plot" over what deal to offer Britain, adding that talks threatened to become "quite vicious".
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