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19th November 2021
07:36am GMT

"I spend a lot of my life still in the north," Ahern reportedly said.
"The reality is in east Belfast and in the ghettos and in the areas where you're likely to get trouble, is that people haven't got a clue about the protocol, not a clue.
"They see it as identity. They see it as a road to the Dublin Government taking over again and this is a pathway to that.
"That's how they see it. Even those who you might consider to be a bit more intelligent and articulate. That is the difficulty."
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