PDs set target for next election

The Progressive Democrats will be aiming to win 12 seats at the next General Election, it emerged today.

PDs set target for next election
Sat, 09 Apr, 2005 - 20:43

The Progressive Democrats will be aiming to win 12 seats at the next General Election, it emerged today.

The party doubled its number of TDs at the 2002 poll and believes a 50% increase is realistic next time around.

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