Restoring power-sharing a priority, says Micheál Martin

Restoring power-sharing a priority, says Micheál Martin

Too little has been done to improve understanding and cooperation across the island of Ireland since the Good Friday Agreement, the taoiseach (Irish PM) has said.

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Micheál Martin called for an end of the "destructive cycle" of parties collapsing democratic institutions.

He made the remarks at a commemoration event in Dublin for former taoiseach and Fianna Fáil leader Seán Lemass.

Her said restoring power-sharing at Stormont was the "first priority".

Sinn Féin won the most seats in May's assembly election but the DUP will not re-enter a power-sharing executive until its concerns about the Northern Ireland protocol are addressed.

The protocol is part of the 2019 Brexit deal and keeps Northern Ireland in the EU's single market for goods, preventing a hard border with the Republic of Ireland.

"There are vast areas where we simply do not know enough about each other on both sides of the border," he said.

He said "too few connections" had been built and too little "practical and hard work of finding out exactly what are the similarities and differences between us" had been done.