BERNADETTE DEVLIN SPEAKS FUNDS - COLOUR - SOUND

The transcript discusses the political situation in Northern Ireland, highlighting the lack of governance and the need for British intervention. It calls for a temporary rule from Westminster until a constitutional conference is held. The speaker proposes creating the Republic of James Connolly to ensure civil and religious liberties and equal rights for all citizens.

What does the speaker mention about their interaction with the media?

• They have been engaging with the media all day.

• They have refused to speak to the media.

• They have been avoiding the media.

• They have only spoken to a few media outlets.

What is the speaker's view on the current political situation in Northern Ireland?

• The situation is stable and resolved.

• The British government should not intervene.

• The government has a strong mandate to govern.

• The constitutional issues need to be addressed.

According to the speaker, what should the British government do?

• Rule directly from Westminster temporarily.

• Ignore the situation in Northern Ireland.

• Leave the situation as it is.

• Permanently take over the Northern Ireland government.

What is the proposed solution by the speaker?

• To have no government at all.

• To create a Republic ensuring equal rights.

• To divide Northern Ireland into separate regions.

• To maintain the status quo.

What does the proposed Republic aim to guarantee?

• Only civil liberty.

• Equal rights and opportunities for all citizens.

• Privileges for a select group.

• Only religious liberty.