CARLINGFORD, IRELAND - AUGUST 28: A woman runs past a cemetary on Carlingford Lough, a main entry point for shipping on the East coast of the Island of Ireland, and the most easterly point of the border that runs through its centre, on August 28, 2019 in Carlingford, Ireland. The 310m/500 km border runs through Carlingford Lock on the East coast to Lough Foyle in the West, crossing fields and farmland, rivers and mountains, forest, lakes, towns and villages. With 208 road border crossings, it meanders its way intangibly across the landscape dividing Northern Ireland, which forms part of the United Kingdom, and voted 55.8% to remain in the European Union, and the Republic of Ireland. Solving the issue around the border, by finding a solution to the controversial ‘backstop’, and avoiding a ‘No Deal’ Brexit, is seen as being the key to unlocking the 3-year long debate, which, as it stands, culminates on 31 October when the UK is set to leave the European Union. (Photo by Dan Kitwood/Getty Images)