Sinn Fein president Gerry Adams, says it’s unlikely a power sharing deal with the DUP will be agreed by Monday.
He spoke as thousands joined a parade through Belfast city centre, demanding same-sex marriage rights.
The ban on equal marriage in the North is one of several sticking points delaying the formation of a power-sharing government.
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Last night, British Prime Minister Theresa May had phone conversations with both Sinn Fein and the DUP urging them to come together to reach a collective agreement.
Gerry Adams claims the DUP are dragging their feet.
