Enda Kenny (Mayo, Fine Gael) | Oireachtas source

In respect of Deputy Martin's second question, the consolidated paper will refer to the question of trade both within the island of Ireland and between Ireland and the UK, which is fundamental to the future relationship. The point he made is central to the future negotiations and, therefore, that will be covered in the consolidated paper.

In response to Deputy Adams, there will be sufficient time to consider this when it is published. He has written to some Members of the European Parliament and has expressed his view that both the Irish and British Governments have reneged on their responsibilities in so far as the Good Friday Agreement is concerned. Obviously, I disagree fundamentally with him in that regard but I understand that he has to make a case politically to people-----

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