'I think it's really important for people to actually see where the people's business is being done'
Kiss star Gene Simmons has called for the return of the Stormont government, and spoken of his desire to meet the Taoiseach.
READ MORE:Leo Varadkar under fire for sending fan letter to Kylie Minogue on official government paper "We have a private jet and the MP called and asked for a favour and all of a sudden our private jet was the only one that was allowed to land near London. He said: "I've been to the Irish parliament as well, I wanted to meet Taoiseach, we didn't quite get there but we did tour the facility a few years back."
"Some of it is done well, like anything. You get a plumber, sometimes they fix your stuff and sometimes they make it worse.
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