Labour will table no-confidence motion if Election is not called: Gilmore

Labour leader Eamon Gilmore has said he will make good on his promise to move a motion of no confidence in the Government unless a date for a General Election is set before the end of January.

Labour leader Eamon Gilmore has said he will make good on his promise to move a motion of no confidence in the Government unless a date for a General Election is set before the end of January.

Deputy Gilmore says the Taoiseach and the Tánaiste have refused to give a timetable for the passing of the Finance Bill.

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