Irish PM Micheál Martin Interview

The transcript discusses the Irish government's reaction to the UK's recent unilateral move, which has caused significant consternation and anger in Ireland and Europe. The Irish leader expressed disappointment in a call with Boris Johnson, highlighting the erosion of trust and the challenges this poses for negotiations. The UK-Ireland relationship, initially warm, is now strained due to the UK's legislative actions, which are seen as counter to the withdrawal agreement. The Irish government remains hopeful for progress through diplomatic efforts, but acknowledges the need for substantial political will to achieve a trade deal.

What was the reaction in Dublin to the government's latest move?

How did the phone call between the speaker and Boris Johnson go?

What concerns were raised regarding the UK's approach to negotiations?

What is the current sentiment in Ireland regarding the UK's actions?

What challenges does the Irish Government face in restoring trust with the UK?