Taoiseach accuses British government of ‘moving too far’ over NI Protocol

Micheál Martin dismissed suggestions that the EU was being inflexible over the protocol and urged the DUP to rejoin the powersharing political institutions at Stormont
Taoiseach Micheal Martin arriving at Grand Central Hotel in Belfast, as Mr Martin will hold talks with political leaders in Belfast on Friday amid ongoing deadlock at Stormont over the Northern Ireland Protocol (David Young/PA)
Taoiseach Micheal Martin arriving at Grand Central Hotel in Belfast, as Mr Martin will hold talks with political leaders in Belfast on Friday amid ongoing deadlock at Stormont over the Northern Ireland Protocol (David Young/PA)

Micheál Martin has accused the British government of moving “too far in a unilateral way” over the Northern Ireland Protocol.

Mr Martin also dismissed suggestions that the EU was being inflexible over the protocol and urged the DUP to rejoin the powersharing political institutions at Stormont.

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