Jim Allister has called for "Welcome to NI" signs to be erected on roads crossing the border. He says that in October last year the NI Tourist Board wrote to border councils requesting the signs, but none has chosen to comply with the request. Since the demolition of the old checkpoints the border is a blink and you'd miss it experience. But would erecting signs achieve anything other than providing dissident republicans with something to vandalise?
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