Charlie Flanagan 'blurring the lines' with two roles, Labour leader claims

“Charlie is a decent man, but he has over stepped the mark,” Mr Howlin told RTÉ Radio’s Today with Séan O’Rourke show.

Tue, 19 Nov, 2019 - 10:42

Vivienne Clarke

Labour party leader Brendan Howlin has accused Charlie Flanagan of “blurring the lines” between his position as Minister for Justice and as director of elections for Fine Gael.

“Charlie is a decent man, but he has over stepped the mark,” Mr Howlin told RTÉ Radio’s Today with Séan O’Rourke show.

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Courts Byelections 2019 Place: Wexford Fine Gael Place: Damascus Person: Charlie Flanagan Person: Charlie Person: Howlin Person: Sean O’Rourke Person: Brendan Howlin Person: Verona Murphy Person: Murphy Organisation: RTÉ Radio Organisation: Fine Gael

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