Varadkar and Gove speak about Northern Ireland's powersharing impasse at British-Irish Council meeting

The transcript discusses the UK government's efforts to restore Northern Ireland's assembly and executive, emphasizing the need for a sustainable solution. It highlights the challenges faced, including the lack of a set deadline and potential legislative actions if talks fail. Additionally, it addresses recent attacks in Dublin, praising the swift response and the rarity of such events in Ireland, underscoring the strength of its democracy.

What efforts are being made by the UK government regarding the assembly and executive in Northern Ireland?

What are the concerns regarding the sustainability of the executive in Northern Ireland?

What recent violent incidents occurred in Dublin, and how were they addressed?

How did the Garda commissioner respond to the recent attacks in Dublin?

What is the significance of the rarity of disturbances in Ireland according to the speaker?