Taoiseach refuses to engage in 'tit for tat' personal attacks on Martin

The Taoiseach said it is fine for Micheál Martin to engaging in negative personalised attacks on him, but he won't be responding.

Taoiseach refuses to engage in 'tit for tat' personal attacks on Martin
Thu, 05 Jul, 2018 - 19:07

Daniel McConnell and David Raleigh

The Taoiseach said it is fine for Micheál Martin to engaging in negative personalised attacks on him, but he won't be responding.

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