NI Protocol concerns can be addressed through partnership, says Coveney

The transcript discusses a bipartisan delegation's visit to address the Northern Ireland protocol issues. The delegation emphasizes the importance of the Good Friday Agreement and the need for cooperation between the UK and EU. Concerns from the Unionist community are highlighted, with a call for flexibility and compromise. The risk of the UK taking unilateral action is noted, and the delegation urges London to collaborate on finding a solution.

What is the primary purpose of the U.S. congressional delegation's visit to Europe?

• To explore tourism opportunities

• To discuss military alliances

• To support the Good Friday Agreement and peace process

• To negotiate a new trade deal

What does the Irish Government believe is necessary to address the concerns of the Unionist community?

• Unilateral action by the UK

• Partnership and flexibility

• Complete withdrawal from the EU

• Increased military presence

According to the Irish Government, what has the EU demonstrated over the past 12 months?

• A willingness to compromise and show flexibility

• A strict adherence to original agreements

• A focus on military solutions

• A desire to end the Good Friday Agreement

What is the congressional delegation's view on the protocol dispute?

• It is a manufactured issue that can be resolved

• It is a significant and unsolvable issue

• It is solely the EU's responsibility

• It requires military intervention

Who does the congressional delegation believe should take action to help find a solution to the protocol dispute?

• The United Nations

• The European Union

• The Irish Government

• The British Government