Independent Alliance say FG will have to agree to 'radical proposals' for a govt by Thursday

Latest: The Independent Alliance says it is very optimistic to think a deal could be done by Thursday.

Independent Alliance say FG will have to agree to 'radical proposals' for a govt by Thursday
Mon, 02 May, 2016 - 09:45

Update - 11.45am: The Independent Alliance says it is very optimistic to think a deal could be done by Thursday.

Shane Ross says it is up to Fine Gael to decide if they want to work with the group.

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