Coveney: Irish Government wants to be a constructive part of getting Stormont up and running

The transcript discusses the complexities of the Brexit protocol in Northern Ireland, emphasizing the need for partnership and compromise between the UK and the EU. It highlights the negative reception of UK's unilateral actions by the EU and the importance of political developments in Northern Ireland. Constructive conversations with various parties aim to address concerns, particularly from the Unionist community, regarding trade and protocol implementation. The transcript concludes with a call for intensified discussions and flexible solutions to move forward.

What is the speaker's perspective on solving outstanding issues related to Brexit and the protocol in Northern Ireland?

How does the speaker describe the reaction of the European Union to the British media briefing?

What are the key elements that the speaker believes are necessary for the institutions in Northern Ireland to function?

What concerns does the speaker acknowledge from the Unionist community regarding the Protocol?

What does the speaker suggest is necessary for the British Government and the European Commission to achieve a resolution?