British and Irish government ministers are to meet for a formal summit on Northern Ireland in June in the first British-Irish Intergovernmental Conference in two years, a spokesman for the Irish government said on Wednesday. The decision was made at a meeting on Wednesday between Irish Foreign Minister Simon Coveney and Britain"s minister for Northern Ireland Brandon Lewis in Dublin, where they discussed disagreements over Britain"s EU exit deal. The British-Irish Intergovernmental Conference was created as part of Northern Ireland"s 1998 peace deal.