Bill Keating actually said...

"But I think, fairly or unfairly, the success of the Good Friday Agreement in fully being implemented is going to rest on your generation."

"And if we cannot reconcile this, and the outcome of those elections should be, for instance, if Sinn Fein wins, and this is the first minister, is that going to result in a devolution again?"

"We have critical existential issues in front of us and things necessary for a generation of people's progress: education, housing issues that you mentioned."

"The Good Friday Agreement is fragile. The Good Friday Agreement has been an enormous success in terms of going from point A to point B in terms of violence."