Morning Ireland

Morning Ireland: Tommie Gorman reports that unionist leaders will use the uncertainty in London which will give time to unionist leaders to analyse their positions

Morning Ireland: Bernard Purcell says the British constitution will be tested over the coming days

Morning Ireland: Brian O'Connell reports that the Queen will not act as a referee in the negotiations to form a coalition

Morning Ireland: Lord Paddy Ashdown, former Liberal Democrat leader, says he sees no humility in the Conservative Party and adds they should not be triumphalist

Morning Ireland: Micheál Martin, Minister for Foreign Affairs, says he has personal sympathy for Mr Robinson

Morning Ireland: Darwin Templeton, Editor, Belfast Newsletter, reports that unionism was decapitated last night

Morning Ireland: Peter Hain, Welsh Secretary, says it is possible Labour could form a grand coalition with the Lib Dems and a selection of Northern Ireland MPs

Morning Ireland: Michelle Gildernew, Sinn Féin, says there are questions that need to be asked about the electoral process in Fermanagh/South Tyrone

Morning Ireland: Catherine Mayer says Gordon Brown's staying power should never be underestimated

Morning Ireland: Harriet Harman, Deputy British Prime Minister, says the onus is on Gordon Brown to try to form a government

Morning Ireland: Richard Bullock, DUP Advisor, admits Mr Robinson's defeat was a huge blow for the party and unionism going forward

Morning Ireland: Nigel Dodds, DUP deputy leader, says they could probably find time to speak to Tory leader David Cameron

Morning Ireland: Michael Portillo, former Conservative MP, says the election shows a very indecisive decision by the UK public

Morning Ireland: Catherine Mayer, London Bureau Chief of Time, and John Rentoul, Chief Political Commentator, The Independent on Sunday, discuss how the land lies following yesterday's poll

Morning Ireland: Brian Feeney, Political Commentator, says some bookmakers were offering odds of 60/1 on Naomi Long claiming the seat in East Belfast

Morning Ireland: Jeffrey Donaldson, DUP MP for Lagan Valley, says, in his view, there is no problem with Peter Robinson remaining on as DUP leader

Morning Ireland: Bernard Purcell says the issue of electoral reform could prove to be a stumbling block for any potential Conservative-Lib Dem coalition

Morning Ireland: Nick Clegg, Liberal Democrats leader, says the results have been disappointing for his party

Morning Ireland: Bernard Purcell, former London Editor of the Irish Independent, says the Tories have embarrassed themselves with their handling of NI parties

Morning Ireland: Owen Paterson, Shadow Northern Secretary, tells Paul Colgan that Northern Ireland politicians have shown a poverty of ambition

Morning Ireland: Tommie Gorman, Northern Editor, reports voters were waiting in the long grass for Mr Robinson after the recent scandals he was involved in

Morning Ireland: Naomi Long, Alliance Party, who took Mr Robinson's seat, says she did not campaign against Peter Robinson

Morning Ireland: Peter Robinson, Northern Ireland First Minister, says that he would have preferred not to stand in this election

Morning Ireland: Brian O'Connell, London Editor, says there has been no consistency in the swings in this election

Morning Ireland: David Cameron, Conservative Party leader, says Labour has lost its mandate to govern in the UK

Morning Ireland: Gordon Brown, British Prime Minister and Labour Party leader, tells constituents in Kirkcaldy and Cowdenbeath that he will not let them down