Irish children's minister 'extremely disappointed' as Government loses referenda

The speaker expresses disappointment over the referendum results, acknowledging the government's failure to convince the public on constitutional amendments. The government accepts the decision and plans to reflect on the reasons behind the strong No votes. While the case for reforming Article 41 remains, it will be a matter for future governments. Despite the results, the government will continue its policy work in supporting families, care, and disabilities.

What was the speaker's reaction to the referendum results?

• Joyful

• Indifferent

• Disappointed

• Confused

What does the speaker suggest the government needs to do after the referendum results?

• Celebrate the results

• Ignore the results

• Immediately propose new amendments

• Reflect on the reasons for the No votes

What is the speaker's stance on the future of constitutional reform?

• It will be addressed by the current government

• It is no longer necessary

• It will be a decision for a future government

• It has been completely abandoned

Despite the referendum results, what does the government plan to continue working on?

• Economic policies

• Military expansion

• International relations

• Supporting families, care, and disabilities

How does the speaker describe the referendum result?

• An expected outcome

• A disappointing result

• A surprising victory

• A minor setback