End of the line for Enda Kenny

Few would have predicted that the Taoiseach Enda Kenny would be the author of his own demise, writes Political Reporter Elaine Loughlin.

It’s the little things that trip you up. If Enda Kenny could magically go back in time, he might have paid more attention to those words uttered by former Fianna Fáil leader Albert Reynolds after being forced to quit as Taoiseach in 1994.

But there is no room for hindsight in Leinster House, and so a week of ‘he said, she said and back to what he really might have said’, has all-but ended Enda Kenny’s four decades in the Dáil.