Phelan set to vote with Government on abortion Bill

The Fine Gael revolt over legislation allowing abortion in certain circumstances is expected to be limited to just five TDs.

Phelan set to vote with Government on abortion Bill
Thu, 11 Jul, 2013 - 02:19

By Mary Regan, Political Correspondent

The Fine Gael revolt over the Government's abortion legislation is expected to be limited to just five TDs after John Paul Phelan told the Dáil he will vote with the Government.

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