Leo Varadkar spoke out at his party’s think-in event in Limerick.
“I think, as is often the case when it comes to politics, people read too much into it. It’s something I have said before on multiple occasions, and it was in response to a particular question,” he told RTE.
“Under my leadership as Taoiseach, we’ve negotiated three agreements with the British government – the backstop, the protocol and, when they couldn’t honour that agreement, we were the adults in the room and we negotiated the Windsor Framework.” “So we hope the UK Government and the DUP… are successful in their negotiations, we’re willing to help in that regard.
She welcomed Mr Varadkar’s comments that he believes he will see constitutional change in his lifetime, although she challenged him to take action on the issue.
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