The Irish and British governments begin a new round of talks with Northern Ireland's political parties today, in an effort to address the problems in the peace process.
For several months the parties in the power-sharing executive at Stormont have struggled to find agreement on a range of issues.
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These include the allocation of its reduced funding from Westminster and the problems that remained unresolved after negotiations chaired by Richard Haass last year.
The Foreign Affairs Minister Charlie Flanagan will travels to Belfast today for the cross party meeting.
