Mary Lou McDonald: Sinn Fein had a “very constructive" and "very friendly” meeting with Sir Keir Starmer

The transcript details a meeting with the new Prime Minister, covering topics such as financial sustainability, legacy legislation, and international issues like Palestine and immigration. The discussion emphasizes the importance of collaboration for a united Ireland and the commitment to the Good Friday Agreement. The meeting is seen as an opportunity to work constructively with the British government, highlighting the need for optimism and cooperation in addressing societal challenges and opportunities.

What were the main issues discussed with the new Prime Minister?

How does the speaker view the financial sustainability of the North?

What commitment regarding legacy legislation was welcomed?

What was the speaker's stance on the situation in Palestine?

What obligations does the British Government have according to the speaker?

What opportunities does the speaker see for collaboration with the new government?

How does the speaker suggest trust can be built between parties?