Here's what the political parties in N.I. have to say about Boris Johnson's E.U. Brexit deal

All of the main political parties in Northern Ireland have reacted to the draft Brexit agreement between Prime Minister Boris Johnson and the European Union on Thursday.
By Andrew Quinn
Published 17th Oct 2019, 16:35 BST
Updated 17th Oct 2019, 17:52 BST
Michelle O'Neill, deputy president of Sinn Fein pictured with M.P.s Elisha McCallion and Chris Hazzard. (Photo: P.A. Wire)Michelle O'Neill, deputy president of Sinn Fein pictured with M.P.s Elisha McCallion and Chris Hazzard. (Photo: P.A. Wire)
Michelle O'Neill, deputy president of Sinn Fein pictured with M.P.s Elisha McCallion and Chris Hazzard. (Photo: P.A. Wire)

Here's a flavour of what Sinn Fein, DUP, UUP, SDLP, Alliance, Green Party and the TUV had to say.

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