Ireland says no 'dramatic moves' by either side towards Brexit

Ireland says no 'dramatic moves' by either side towards Brexit
Varadkar said he was not aware of the detail of the report but that there had been "a fair bit of kite flying and a fair bit of posturing" on Brexit over the last couple of weeks. 
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Ireland has not received any indications that there have been "dramatic moves" by either side towards progress in Brexit talks, Prime Minister Leo Varadkar said on Thursday.

"We don't have any indications yet of any particular dramatic moves," Varadkar told reporters when asked about a Bloomberg report on Wednesday that the British and German governments had abandoned key Brexit demands.

Varadkar said he was not aware of the detail of the report but that there had been "a fair bit of kite flying and a fair bit of posturing" on Brexit over the last couple of weeks.

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