Parliament Buildings at Stormont. By any measure, the delivery record of the current Stormont regime is appalling and a story of abject failure. Picture: Getty
One of the few things on which there is agreement in the North is that there will be a period of renegotiations between the political parties after the forthcoming Assembly elections on Thursday. Since 1998, a pattern has emerged of a Stormont crisis: intensive multi-party talks facilitated by the British and Irish governments, deadlines, false dawns and eventually an agreed new plan. A by now predictable charade.Subscribe from just €1 for the first month!
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