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TEHRAN, Mar 04 - Ireland is willing to offer further assurances to the United Kingdom to help it secure parliamentary approval for Brexit withdrawal agreement, but it will not compromise on its position on the Irish border, Prime Minister Leo Varadkar said on Monday.
TEHRAN, Young Journalists Club (YJC) - "We are happy to offer further clarifications and further assurances if that can help the UK government to get the agreement over the line," Varadkar told journalists in Dublin.
"But from Day 1 we have been very straight about a few things, among those has been that Brexit cannot mean under any circumstances the emergence of a hard border between Ireland and Northern Ireland."
Source: Reuters
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