Labour has 'lost the trust' of voters says leadership candidates

Both candidates in the Labour leadership contest have said the party has "lost the trust" of voters and "failed to present clear and coherent solutions" to the issues that most affect Irish society.

Labour has 'lost the trust' of voters says leadership candidates

Both candidates in the Labour leadership contest have said the party has "lost the trust" of voters and "failed to present clear and coherent solutions" to the issues that most affect Irish society.

Alan Kelly and Aodhán Ó Ríordáin were speaking at the first of five head-to-head debates in Cork last night to decide who will replace Brendan Howlin as leader of the party.

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