"The most right-wing and reactionary party in northern Ireland will be backed by the most right-wing and reactionary major party in Britain, directly the product of British imperialism's history of intervention and domination in Ireland", he commented, pointing out that the UDA and UVF paramilitaries had backed the DUP in this month's General Election.
The UK Government has warned that direct rule from London could be reimposed if the local parties fail to reach an agreement before the June 29 deadline.
Under Northern Ireland's power-sharing agreement, the government there must be run by Irish nationalists and unionists together.
According to the Irish government statement, Varadkar raised the ongoing discussions on formation of a new government in London with the DUP, which is a matter for the parties represented at Westminster, but stressed the need to avoid any outcome which could interfere with devolution and the prospects of re-establishing the Executive.
The institutions collapsed amid a bitter row between the DUP and Sinn Féin about a botched green energy scheme. "I think it is all very doable".
Sinn Fein's Stormont leader Michelle O'Neill also sat down with the Taoiseach yesterday, a series of meetings partymembers Gerry Adams, Mary Lou McDonald and Michelle Gildernew also attended.
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That's when Golden State's Durant got a second wind. "They got stops and then they made play after play down the stretch". No shot he or any Warriors player made was as big as that one Durant made to give Golden State the late lead in Game 3 .
Grainne Teggart, Campaign Manager for Amnesty International in Northern Ireland, said: "Today's results confirm what we have long known: that an overwhelming majority favour reform of our inhumane abortion laws".
Theresa May has said she is "getting on with the job" amid continued questions over her future as Prime Minister.
IRELAND'S new taoiseach Leo Varadkar has been "reassured" by Theresa May that her planned deal with the DUP will not undermine the Good Friday Agreement.
So I would suggest we become more demanding of those who are elected to take responsibility that they do so constructively.
"They can't have it both ways, it has to be dealt with sensibly", she said. Would we then say they shouldn't be in government in the Republic?
A lack of material stats out of the United Kingdom through the week, will leave Brexit in the spotlight and we can expect volatility in the pound to pick up, if that's at all possible following the gyrations of the last 12-months, as the markets respond to the noise and the tone of the noise coming from Brussels. She has really hacked off the parliamentary party for obvious reasons.
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