Stormont Castle

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The government of the offer, for extra money as part of The Deal to restore Stormont "falls way short" of what was promised to us, the financial Minister Conor Murphy said.

Mr Murphy was, according to the Stormont parties met to discuss Secretary of state Julian Smith , how much will be allocated.

The Minister of Finance refused to comment on how much, exactly, had been proposed.

Earlier, the Prime Minister said the government had made "great obligations" as part of The Deal .

The British and Irish Prime Ministers were in Belfast on Monday.

do not Speak to the media, Mr Johnson indicate how much money would be provided to The Deal , saying it was not money, but Leadership .

Mr Murphy said, departmental officials check would said the numbers tonight

On Monday evening, a Mr Murphy: "as far as I'm concerned, The Conversation is not yet finished, there is work yet to be done.

"We have the analysis of the verbal figures were given to us today by The Secretary of state, but my initial read of them, they fall way short, and I would tend not to accept the. "

He said the government had received commitments to the Stormont parties.

"you can't congratulate coming today, and for the perception of our obligations And Then not live up to your own," he said.

Mr Murphy had previously said That More Than £1. 5 billion was necessary.

Boris Johnson welcomed The First and Deputy first Minister and NI Secretary Julian Smith talking about the financing'

The Prime Minister of the new senior Minister met on Monday Morning , were Arlene Foster and Deputy First Minister Michelle O'neill welcomed by The First Minister.

Talk to you then, Mr Johnson said the government would be "strong support" of the new power-sharing executive.

"What is so great about today, as I say, That Northern Ireland politicians to set aside differences, came shown up to the plate and lead," he added.

The Prime Minister said, this was a chance "to deliver the fight to the priorities of the people" in terms of health, education and crime.

He acknowledged That supporting a "certain talks over the funding," and whether the government was going to.

Mr Johnson said the government made the "great obligations" for the health.

"Yes, of course, we are trying to be supportive, but it's not just The Money ," he said.

"We listen very closely and will certainly do everything we can to support. "

Taoiseach (Irish Prime Minister ), Leo Varadkar said the " Good Friday Agreement "will be back".

"North-South cooperation will be continued. We are beef and cooperation to deepen. "

Prime Minister Boris Johnson meeting, said the new executive Ministers at Stormont Castle

First Minister Arlene Foster , the Prime Minister should "Step Up to the plate" and deliver what was promised, the government, the additional funding for Northern Ireland .

"We have to investment a significant and sustained, not only this year but over A Number of years. This is of crucial importance in ensuring That the change in areas such as health and our roads and water infrastructure," She Said .

Mrs. Foster also said the possibility of water-introduced fees as a means of revenue was not supported by anyone in the Executive branch.

the Deputy First Minister Michelle O'neill said she was impressed by the two Prime Ministers "of the importance of come promised by the funding, as part of The Deal ".

"are determined, All of the senior Minister, together against some very serious issues in our society and in the public services, but, quite simply, we need The Money to make it happen.

"We have something, and I look forward to the fulfillment of the obligations of the two governments, for us to work. "

We'll never know exactly what the new Minister, Boris Johnson , when she met him said, in Stormont Castle , but one thing is for sure, money rules the world.

The government was tight-lipped to reveal when It Comes to shell out how much it is, be prepared for Stormont This Time , but there are rumors That a couple of billion pounds to come to us.

The Executive has a mountain to climb in terms of coping with the wait, school budgets and road projects, with Ministers, meeting in a large pot of money to make the necessary decisions.

Asked about the exact number, Boris Johnson said it was "just about money" - an answer That might ring Alarm Bells .

The Party who want to be leaders to make sure That the government will not be back in his word so you will meet Julian Smith to go sometime on the Monday, on The Final details of The Deal .

Boris Johnson arrives in Stormont, the new Northern Ireland Executive

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Source of news: bbc.com