dublin breakthrough future irish border britain leave european union doable key eu summit two weeks time negotiate team yet ireland foreign minister say friday avoid so-called hard border island ireland last major hurdle brexit talk move negotiations britain future trade relationship eu possible two-year brexit transition deal european council president donald tusk last week set absolute deadline monday british prime minister theresa may meet eu chief executive jean-claude juncker chief brexit negotiator michel barnier london deliver sufficient progress divorce offer let hope make progress next days think everything need do next monday certainly need position time eu leaders meet dec. 14 hope word everybody live irish foreign minister simon coveney tell reporters think doable think need movement flexibility see date need today think possible get need next days say london meet three key eu condition financial settlement leave right expatriate citizens border leaders could give green light trade talk summit dec. 14-15. sign first phase dublin want may spell write intend make good commitment avoid hard border say best way keep regulations side border uk land frontier bloc brexit coveney say negotiators work find sensible word draft exchange dublin say insist fudge say government pro-brexit northern ireland party prop may government agree far disagree democratic unionist party dup hint might withdraw support may give much away however warn dup one party monopoly region whose voters seek stay eu broad different view among british province unionists irish nationalist communities allow one party dictate acceptable say ireland say brexit border breakthrough 'doable december summit