PDs vow to stay in government

The Progressive Democrats today faced down its critics and vowed to stay in Government to make a difference.

PDs vow to stay in government
Fri, 18 Jan, 2008 - 16:24

The Progressive Democrats today faced down its critics and vowed to stay in Government to make a difference.

Losing six of its eight Dáil seats in May’s general election triggered a deep debate about the future of the junior Coalition partner.

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