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Old Dec 2, 2021 | 8:18 am
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Originally Posted by Kgmm77
You presume wrong. I was brought up in a border community, crossed the border at least twice a day for decades and still do so on a regular basis to see family on both sides.

More importantly I’m also conscious border communities have consistently had the highest rates of Covid on the island for the last 12 months plus, precisely because people from either side have been exploiting loopholes.

so, I’ll stand by my comments thanks.
The border is a loophole now?

Wow. Might as well just throw the Good Friday Agreement out altogether.

Tell me, do friends and family isolate and fill out forms and get tests every time they cross the border?

Thought not.

We either have a common travel area or we don't. I think we do. So do the UK. The Irish government wants to bin that. They shouldn't be allowed.
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