Exciting times as Rishi Sunak and Leo Varadkar prepare to meet the new leaders of Stormont Executive in Northern Ireland!
British Prime Minister Rishi Sunak is set to visit Northern Ireland to meet with the new powersharing Executive leaders, including First Minister Michelle O'Neill and Deputy First Minister Emma Little-Pengelly. The Stormont Executive is gearing up to tackle immediate challenges, especially in public sector funding, with all parties agreeing on the need for improved funding from Westminster. The recent agreement changes between the UK and EU have paved the way for the formation of the Executive, signaling a significant shift in the political landscape.
With the return of power-sharing in the Northern Ireland Assembly, there is a renewed hope and optimism in the region. Projects like the A5 road and increased investment in the North West are on the agenda, promising positive outcomes for Northern Ireland and its neighboring regions. The reemergence of the Stormont Assembly has been warmly welcomed by government officials, including Donegal Minister Charlie McConalogue, highlighting the cross-border significance of the renewed power sharing.
First Minister Michelle O'Neill emphasized the urgent need for funding improvements, making it the top priority for all parties within the Stormont Executive. The leadership duo of O'Neill and Little-Pengelly brings a new dynamic to Northern Irish politics, with their joint focus on addressing funding challenges and steering the Executive towards a successful term. As the new government takes shape and prepares to face the tasks at hand, all eyes are on Stormont to see the outcomes of this momentous political transition.
British prime minister Rishi Sunak is to visit Northern Ireland to meet the leaders of the new powersharing Executive. Taoiseach Leo Varadkar will also be ...
Northern Ireland's new powersharing Executive will need to begin work immediately on tackling public sector funding challenges, First Minister Michelle ...
Following changes to the agreement between the UK and EU, the Democratic Unionist Party dropped its opposition to an executive being formed in Northern ...
First Minister of Northern Ireland, Michelle O'Neill, and Deputy First Minster, Emma Little-Pengelly, have taken leadership of the government - while they ...
All parties in the Stormont Executive agree that Northern Ireland needs a better funding model from Westminster, the new first minister has said.
Projects such as the much-maligned A5 road and further investment in the North West region can bring obvious benefits to Donegal from the returned devolved ...
The return of power-sharing in the Northern Ireland Assembly has been welcomed by Donegal government minster, Charlie McConalogue.