The meeting between Enda Kenny and David Cameron comes 15 years after the signing of the good friday agreement.

With the 15th anniversary of the signing of the good friday agreement approaching - David Cameron and Enda Kenny meet today to review the situation in Northern Ireland.

They'll discuss the recent violence following the flag demonstrations in Belfast.

The Taoiseach and the Prime Minister have formally agreed to forge closer ties on issues of mutual interest - and they'll discuss the priorities of Ireland's EU presidency at their meeting today.

And although its not formally on the agenda - Enda Kenny is also expected to raise Ireland's hopes of getting a deal from EU leaders on the country's banking debt.

Britain has advanced Ireland a bilateral loan - and the terms of that may also come up for discussion.

Later Enda Kenny will address an audience at the London School of Economics, after meeting London's lord mayor and delivering an address to Irish and British business leaders.