didn t like. that has prompted concern from one eu member state at least, ireland s deputy leader leo barack as saying that sends a message the british government doesn t necessarily keep its words and honour the agreements it makes. 7 mike leigh over occur. the eu intends to consider this seriously, but if no round is given on the red line of the oversight of the european court ofjustice, frankly, it isn t going to fly as far as the uk is concerned. there will be difficult negotiations to come and with those comments from ireland, it doesn t necessarily set the tone for a particularly constructive or friendly discussion. jonathan blake and westminster. chris page is in belfast. what are the people of northern ireland want from these talks? weill. ireland want from these talks? well, there are two ireland want from these talks? well, there are two dimensions ireland want from these talks? well, there are two dimensions to - ireland want from these talks? -ii there are two dimensi