Labour slams 'unrealistic' FG pledges

The Labour Party has claimed that Fine Gael will not be able to fund its election promises if it is elected to power this Friday.

Mon, 13 May, 2002 - 15:31

The Labour Party has claimed that Fine Gael will not be able to fund its election promises if it is elected to power this Friday.

Despite the fact that both parties are potential coalition partners, Labour TD Derek McDowell said Fine Gael will not be able to honour its election pledges.

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