A series of protests against Brexit are taking place along the border later today.
Organisers say they're angry at the continued uncertainty over the UK's exit from the EU.
The demonstrations will take place at 6 locations in counties Louth, Fermanagh, Cavan, Monaghan, Tyrone and Donegal.
A protest is also planned to take place outside Croke Park ahead of a number of GAA fixtures.
Spokesperson for Border Communities Against Brexit, JJ O'Hara, says they stand to be worst affected.
Meanwhile, efforts are continuing in Britain this weekend to find a way to break the deadlock over Brexit.
The UK government has until April the 12th to come up with a new plan, or the country will leave without a deal.
British MPs are expected to vote on a number of preferred outcomes on Monday.
However there is still a possibility Prime Minister Theresa May will attempt a fourth meaningful vote.
