Noonan set for FG frontbench return
But all eyes will be on Richard Bruton, who was sacked as finance spokesman and deputy leader after launching an unsuccessful heave against Mr Kenny.
Mr Bruton is being tipped for a return to the frontbench but in a less senior role, with speculation that he may get the enterprise or education portfolio. However, Fine Gael remained tight-lipped last night, with one source saying Mr Kenny was keeping the line-up to himself. He is expected to unveil the line-up at a press conference in Dublin’s Merrion Hotel at 2.30pm. A source close to Mr Kenny last night said Mr Bruton’s recent comments on party unity had been “helpful”.
