evidence: The Good Friday Agreement was signed 24 years ago this week, relationships north-south and east-west are evolving and changing. In this context, what are the issues that are relevant and to be considered as we think of our future? The Detail is publishing a series of articles which will explore daily cross-border activity on the island of Ireland. The former editor of the Impartial Reporter newspaper, Denzil McDaniel, introduced the series while below, in the sixth of our stories, Luke Butterly looks at cross-border trade and the movement of workers across the border. [...] There are now an estimated 30,000 people who cross the border to work each day. [...] Most workers commute to and from counties on either side of the border, and just three counties account for 60% of all cross-border movement. However, many workers travel further. The North’s Department for Economy has stated in 2018 that "cross-border commuters are important to not just the border towns and cities in Northern Ireland", but also to Belfast and Dublin.