Irish Sea border remains after Stormont deal, claims loyalist Jamie Bryson
The activist was among about 120 people gathered at Moygashel Orange Hall in Co Tyrone.
Source: stourbridgenews.co.uk
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The activist was among about 120 people gathered at Moygashel Orange Hall in Co Tyrone.
Jamie Bryson says the incoming DUP deputy first minister will be “debasing themselves” by becoming joint head of an administration with a legal duty to build and operate border posts.
Former deputy leader of the DUP Nigel Dodds suggested there was a divergence of views within the party.
The activist was among about 120 people gathered at Moygashel Orange Hall in Co Tyrone.
The activist was among about 120 people gathered at Moygashel Orange Hall in Co Tyrone.