dublin britain ireland clash brexit friday dublin say ready allow talk move trade issue next month london rule much long transitional period prefer neighbour border eu-member ireland northern ireland uk land frontier bloc departure one three issue brussels want broadly solve decide december whether move talk onto second phase trade britain want meet dublin britain foreign secretary boris johnson irish counterpart simon coveney strike amicable tone remain far apart several key aspects yes want move onto phase two brexit negotiations place right allow us coveney say serious issue particularly around border need clarity say ireland preference britain whole would share regulations eu post-brexit possible london effectively need commit allow tailor-made solution northern ireland absence irish persecutive sense jump dark coveney say speak meet counterpart sideline european union summit sweden irish prime minister leo varadkar say dublin would need assurances write conclusions phase one want take table even talk trade idea would physical border tell reporters parameters set happy move onto phase two provide issue resolve well however johnson say talk would move onto next stage border issue could resolve many question around bind britain future customs arrangement european union say london absolutely interest see kind hard border room compromise complicate fact government prop northern ireland pro-brexit democratic unionist party respond friday say dublin try block talk clear irish government fully sign european establishment thwart referendum result unite kingdom leave eu dup mp sammy wilson say statement johnson add understand ireland want four five-year post-brexit transition period britain allow businesses ireland time adjust new arrangements say possible within much tight timescale ireland say ready let brexit talk move trade