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THE LIVES OF millions of people living on the island of Ireland could be about to change dramatically.
The government of the United Kingdom and those in the European Union in charge of negotiating the terms of Brexit are still at loggerheads over Northern Ireland’s border, and whatever – if any – deal is decided could change things in both the North and the Republic.
Few, if any, believe a return to a hard border is a desirable solution. Many fear it could divide communities again, severe trade on the island, and potentially increase the need for a military presence.
We went on a road trip along the 499-km long border which is set to become the UK’s only international land border with the EU, stopping along the way to speak to people from different walks of life to see how a hard border could affect them.
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Watch the video above for our full documentary, or click here for a direct link. Read our written feature on the trip here.
Video by Nicky Ryan. Reporting by Gráinne Ní Aodha and Nicky Ryan.
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