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View From Stormont: Michelle O'Neill doesn't rule out standing for Irish Presidency
On the day Mary Lou McDonald rules herself out of the running to become Irish President, Sinn Fein Vice President Michelle O'Neill tells our political editor Tracey Magee that she has not.
The Sinn Féin Vice President also says the party is determined to deliver on the four party coalition at Stormont and she describes her relationship with the deputy First Minister Emma Little-Pengelly as 'fine'.
Controversy as the Education Minister Paul Givan asks the Education Authority to withdraw its 2019 transgender guidance. We'll be talking to the Minister.
And with that Irish Presidential race front and centre, we hear from Irish Times political editor, Pat Leahy.
Our commentators are Ben Lowry, and Chris Donnelly.
The Sinn Féin Vice President also says the party is determined to deliver on the four party coalition at Stormont and she describes her relationship with the deputy First Minister Emma Little-Pengelly as 'fine'.
Controversy as the Education Minister Paul Givan asks the Education Authority to withdraw its 2019 transgender guidance. We'll be talking to the Minister.
And with that Irish Presidential race front and centre, we hear from Irish Times political editor, Pat Leahy.
Our commentators are Ben Lowry, and Chris Donnelly.
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By ITV NewsOn the day Mary Lou McDonald rules herself out of the running to become Irish President, Sinn Fein Vice President Michelle O'Neill tells our political editor Tracey Magee that she has not.
The Sinn Féin Vice President also says the party is determined to deliver on the four party coalition at Stormont and she describes her relationship with the deputy First Minister Emma Little-Pengelly as 'fine'.
Controversy as the Education Minister Paul Givan asks the Education Authority to withdraw its 2019 transgender guidance. We'll be talking to the Minister.
And with that Irish Presidential race front and centre, we hear from Irish Times political editor, Pat Leahy.
Our commentators are Ben Lowry, and Chris Donnelly.
The Sinn Féin Vice President also says the party is determined to deliver on the four party coalition at Stormont and she describes her relationship with the deputy First Minister Emma Little-Pengelly as 'fine'.
Controversy as the Education Minister Paul Givan asks the Education Authority to withdraw its 2019 transgender guidance. We'll be talking to the Minister.
And with that Irish Presidential race front and centre, we hear from Irish Times political editor, Pat Leahy.
Our commentators are Ben Lowry, and Chris Donnelly.