by Judy Shaw
Theresa May met with parties this morning to discuss the implications of Brexit and hear their strong opposition to a hard border here.
Sinn Fein leader Mary Lou McDonald accused the Prime Minister of not listening to nationalist concerns, adding that their meeting was "nothing short of challenging".
Mary Lou McDonald says her meeting with the Prime Minister this morning was nothing short of challenging. More coming up on @qnewsdesk pic.twitter.com/zNVpoQuA5R
— Gráinne Connolly (@grainne555) July 20, 2018
However, DUP's Deputy Leader Nigel Dodds shrugged off the criticism, saying that this was a positive visit.
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