Taoiseach denies breaching 'Constitutional duty' to inform Dáil of government spending

Taoiseach Leo Varadkar has denied breaching his “Constitutional duty” to inform the Dáil of government spending this year-despite knowing of overruns for the €1.4bn children's hospital.

Taoiseach denies breaching 'Constitutional duty' to inform Dáil of government spending

Taoiseach Leo Varadkar has denied breaching his “Constitutional duty” to inform the Dáil of government spending this year, despite being aware of overruns for a €1.4bn children's hospital.

Labour leader Brendan Howlin made the charge against the Fine Gael leader, also claiming Mr Varadkar was incredibly "ignorant" when it came to the Budget process.

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