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EU's Hogan warns of hard Irish border if UK leaves customs union
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AnotherJoe wrote: »It's my understanding those checks are already in place. ID, not necessarily passports.
For example http://www.stenaline.co.uk/FAQs/passports-and-visas/im-a-british-irish-citizen-do-i-need-a-passport-to-travel
And of course it could easily be "enhanced" to require passports under the guise of anti terrorist measures.
Back in June 2015 I travelled from Holyhead to Dublin without having to show any ID or a passport; they only wanted to see my ferry booking confirmation. I came back via Belfast and Douglas(Isle of Man); and again, no ID/Passport checks.0
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