Taoiseach refuses to rule out a November election

Tensions are growing between Labour and Fine Gael as the Taoiseach refuses to rule out a November election.

Fri, 09 Oct, 2015 - 23:25

Tensions are growing between Labour and Fine Gael as the Taoiseach refuses to rule out a November election.

Many within Fine Gael including former Minister for the Environment Phil Hogan have openly called on Enda Kenny to call a snap election after Tuesday's budget.

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