'This is a stunt': Coveney says no confident motion in Harris has 'no chance' of passing

The Tánaiste says a motion of no confidence in Simon Harris has "no chance" of passing.

'This is a stunt': Coveney says no confident motion in Harris has 'no chance' of passing
Mon, 11 Feb, 2019 - 13:30

Latest: The Tánaiste says a motion of no confidence in Simon Harris has "no chance" of passing.

Sinn Féin is trying to force the Health Minister to resign, with Simon Coveney calling it a stunt.

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