Talks on welfare bill in northern ireland underway today
Crunch talks will take place in Stormont today in an effort to save the Northern Assembly. The power-sharing executive is facing collapse after it failed to reach a deal on the Welfare Bill. Representatives of the British and Irish governments, and Northern parties, will meet Northern Secretary of State Theresa Villers this afternoon with a deal required by the end of July. MP David Ford says the North cannot limp on to next month's deadline. "The reality is the deal was done in December in the Stormont House Agreement, it's now up to other people to live with that, to accept it and to put it into place" he said. "We cannot continue further weeks without resolving the problems" he added.
New Chapter For Wexford Landmark
Fears of Legal Deserts as Wexford Records Just One Trainee Solicitor
Animal welfare concerns grow as temperatures set to reach 31 degrees
Young Voices Take Centre Stage on Shine a Light for International Youth Day