Simon Coveney not interested in war of words with Arlene Foster

The Irish Government has maintained a consistent stance on Brexit, emphasizing the need to protect Irish interests and avoid border infrastructure. The backstop in the Withdrawal Agreement is crucial, but Prime Minister Johnson's proposals to remove it require viable alternatives. While Johnson's recent proposals show progress, issues remain, particularly concerning customs and political dynamics in Northern Ireland. Various business organizations, mostly led by Unionists, express concerns about maintaining borderless trade. The focus remains on overcoming barriers to reach a deal soon.

What is the test for the Irish Government regarding the Brexit deal?

What is the speaker's stance on finding an outcome that works for different political groups in Northern Ireland?