Ireland intends to get compensation from the EU over Brexit

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Ireland demand compensation from the European Union over Brexit, The Guardian reported.
Ireland wants compensation for damage caused to the country’s food exports in the amount of EUR 4.5 billion: on this sum Ireland annually supplies products to Britain. At the same time, it is noted that Ireland is counting on continued assistance, and not a lump sum payment.
The question of allocating funds for unforeseen expenses for payments to Irish farmers will be raised at the talks in Brussels, which will be held today, February 6.
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