BRUSSELS (Reuters) – The EU and UK can still reach a compromise that would keep the Northern Ireland trade deal alive, as long as the British government is willing to re-engage in discussions, Ireland’s foreign minister Simon Coveney said on Monday. “There is still time for re-engagement and that is what we should be focusing on now. We need to move back into a phase of dialogue, compromise and partnership. If we do, I think we can resolve a lot of these issues over the next few weeks”, Coveney told reporters in Brussels. Coveney declined to speculate on possible moves by the EU if the British…