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DUBLIN (Reuters) - Ireland's Foreign Minister Simon Coveney on Thursday said he believed there was a good chance that Britain and the European Union would secure a trade deal within days.
"It's the time to hold our nerve and trust Michel Barnier. And I believe if we do that, there's a good chance that we can get a deal across the line in the next few days," Coveney, a key player in Brexit talks in recent years, told Ireland's Newstalk Radio.
(Reporting by Conor Humphries; Editing by Alex Richardson)
