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

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)

placeholder image — Michelle O'Neill, deputy president of Sinn Fein pictured with M.P.s Elisha McCallion and Chris Hazzard. (Photo: P.A. Wire)

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.

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

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

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