Micheál Martin: Sinn Féin's €22bn manifesto would 'destroy jobs'

Sinn Féin proposes that, if elected, it would increase public spending by an additional €22bn by 2025.

Wed, 29 Jan, 2020 - 16:56

Daniel McConnell

Fianna Fáil leader Micheál Martin has said Sinn Féin's €22bn manifesto would "destroy jobs" and again ruled out going into coalition with the party in the next government.

Sinn Féin proposes that, if elected, it would increase public spending by an additional €22 billion by 2025.

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