Gilmore still wants to be Taoiseach

Leader of the Labour party, Eamon Gilmore, said he still holds aspirations to be Taoiseach.

Gilmore still wants to be Taoiseach
Mon, 16 Sep, 2013 - 14:27

Leader of the Labour party, Eamon Gilmore, said he still holds aspirations to be Taoiseach.

The Tánaiste says he believes the leader of every political party aims to lead their party to an election victory.

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