Caoimhe Archibald, a Sinn Fein minister in the Northern Ireland Executive, says “Westminster chaos” is contributing to people turning away from support for the Union. Speaking on the issue, she argues that political developments in Westminster are discouraging voters in Northern Ireland and that the focus should not be on who holds the UK prime minister role. Archibald’s comments are presented as part of Sinn Fein’s broader view of how events at Westminster affect public sentiment in Northern Ireland. She says it “does not matter” who is Prime Minister to people there, framing Northern Ireland’s political concerns as being driven more by Westminster’s instability than by the identity of individual UK leaders. The report highlights that the minister is linking dissatisfaction directly to Westminster governance rather than to specific policies. Overall, the accounts focus on Archibald’s remarks and their implication that voters may feel increasingly detached from the Union due to perceived disorder and unpredictability in UK politics.