DUBLIN (Reuters) – Proposed legislation published by Britain on Monday to override many post-Brexit trade rules for Northern Ireland is effectively a breach of international law and nobody but London thinks otherwise, Irish Foreign Minister Simon Coveney said. “It’s effectively a breach of international law should this legislation become law. I haven’t met anybody outside of the British government that thinks that it isn’t a breach of international law when you deliberately disapply an international treaty,” Coveney told national broadcaster RTE. Coveney added he did not believe there was any …