Hopeful expectations as new chapter begins for Northern Ireland government
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The Stormont Assembly has sat for the first time in two years but ministers Michelle O’Neill and Emma Little-Pengelly have their work cut out for them. So what’s in store for Northern Ireland as this new political chapter begins? Dawn McAvoy, from the Evangelical Alliance, Norman Hamilton, a former Presbyterian Church moderator, and Andy Flanagan, from Christians in Politics, share their thoughts.
Released on 5 Feb 2024
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