Varadkar’s got the va-va-voom but nobody fancies Noonan

The word is out — Leo Varadkar is Ireland’s most desirable politician.

Varadkar’s got the va-va-voom but nobody fancies Noonan
Tue, 25 Nov, 2014 - 00:00
Kelly O'Brien

In a recent survey, 43% of people said Leo was the representative they would like to kiss the most, with Sinn Féin’s Mary Lou McDonald second with 20%.

Michael Noonan was the least desirable — only 1% of the 500 surveyed said they would like to have a smooch with the finance minister.

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