From her home office close to the Irish border, Catriona Curran can spend up to eight hours struggling to e-mail documents to the US She has a hard time believing technology could unlock the answer to the trickiest part of Brexit.
“My colleagues are often left in disbelief when I tell them that I will leave my laptop running overnight to be able to send them files that would take them a matter of minutes,” Curran, 26, who works in marketing, said.
Curran lives in the rural village of Donagh in Fermanagh, the frontline of Brexit. Right now, the prospects of a