Powersharing is unable to function in Northern Ireland without the support of the region’s largest unionist and nationalist parties.
Momentum towards restoring powersharing in Northern Ireland appears to have ebbed, Ireland’s deputy premier has said.
“We were hopeful some weeks back that there was progress being made. But, again, that seems to have ebbed,” Mr Martin told RTE on Sunday.The DUP withdrew from the Stormont institutions last year in protest against the internal UK trade barriers created by the post-Brexit Northern Ireland Protocol. Last week DUP leader Sir Jeffrey Donaldson said he could not be certain that powersharing will return by the end of the year.
Mr Martin said the Irish government required “clarity” on what future arrangements would look like in Northern Ireland in the absence of powersharing.
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