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Irish foreign minister Simon Coveney said on Friday that conversations with Britain had improved recently and there was a genuine effort to solve the problems which had emerged after Brexit.
"I think the conversations we're having now with the British government certainly suggest to me that we are in a different space now, one we haven't been in for quite some time, where there is a genuine effort ... on actually how we can solve these problems together," Coveney told reporters at a press conference.
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