DUP leader ’playing dangerous game’ with Good Friday Agreement Comments - Boylan

The DUP leader has been accused of playing a ‘dangerous game’ by suggesting the Good Friday Agreement is not sacrosanct.

Arlene Foster told the Telegraph that the deal could be altered to accommodate a deal on Brexit.

Meanwhile, at the European Parliament in Strasbourg, MEPs debated the upcoming leaders summit, where progress on Brexit needs to be achieved in order to strike a deal.

They heard the EU Commission President Jean-Claude Juncker re-iterate Europe’s ‘Ireland First’ approach to the discussions.

Sinn Fein MEP for Dublin, Lynn Boylan is hitting out at the DUP’s approach:

Out words: she’s playing

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