Latest: Howlin calls on Varadkar and May to intervene in NI talks

Latest: Labour Party Leader Brendan Howlin has called on the Taoiseach and British Prime Minister to both personally intervene to advance the stalled talks in Northern Ireland.

Latest: Howlin calls on Varadkar and May to intervene in NI talks
Mon, 30 Oct, 2017 - 10:47

Update 2.10pm: Labour Party Leader Brendan Howlin has called on the Taoiseach and British Prime Minister to both personally intervene to advance the stalled talks in Northern Ireland.

“It is has been clear for some time now that the DUP and Sinn Féin will not by themselves do a deal in Northern Ireland to restore the institutions,” he said.

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