Gallagher turns down 'unfair' debate with Higgins

Independent Presidential candidate Sean Gallagher has rejected a request from Labour's Michael D Higgins for a two-way debate.

Gallagher turns down 'unfair' debate with Higgins
Mon, 17 Oct, 2011 - 14:43

Independent Presidential candidate Sean Gallagher has rejected a request from Labour's Michael D Higgins for a two-way debate.

A weekend opinion poll put the two candidates now well clear of the rest of the field which Sean Gallagher on 39% and Michael D Higgins on 27% support.

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