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Fears of price hikes along Irish border if Britain leaves EU

Signs for a currency exchange bureau are seen in the village of Bridgend, Co Donegal, close to the border between the Republic and Northern Ireland. Picture by Brian Lawless, Press Association
Brian Hutton, Press Association
TRAFFIC  thundering through the invisible Irish border on the main road between Derry and Letterkenny is relentless. Seconds into the Republic side - noted from a change in speed limits from miles to kilometres - a thriving hub of businesses has sprung up in recent years around the once sleepy village of Bridgend. The old Irish Customs post is now a fireplace showroom. There is no evidence of the once heavily fortified and towering British army checkpoint that once loomed over the Northern Ireland side. Several filling stations do a roaring trade from Derry motorists taking [...]
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