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Sinn Féin: NI Executive remains stable, first minister claims

O’Neill also insisted there was no threat to the future of government at Stormont.

She said: “people should be very assured government is stable. The executive is stable.

“We are there to work together, where there are four parties around a coalition in terms of bringing our own priorities,” she said.

“I believe there’s a collective will across the executive to make politics work here. I believe that’s what the public demand and deserve,” she continued.

“I’m determined to lead that executive.”


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