FF dismisses talk of coalition rift

A Fianna Fáil Cabinet minister has dismissed any suggestion of tensions between the coalition partners.

Sun, 12 Sep, 2010 - 12:55

A Fianna Fáil Cabinet minister has dismissed any suggestion of tensions between the coalition partners.

It follows comments made by former defence minister Willie O'Dea this weekend where he accused the Greens of having a "corrosive" effect on Government by tweeting statements contrary to agreed Cabinet positions.

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