Eamon Ryan: Public would not look 'kindly' on new election

Green Party leader Eamon Ryan said that the public would not take kindly to being asked to return to the polls.
Mr Ryan said the economic situation is "so serious" he believes the public would not take kindly to a new election.
Mr Ryan said the economic situation is "so serious" he believes the public would not take kindly to a new election.

Green Party leader Eamon Ryan said that the public would not take kindly to being asked to return to the polls in an election.

He said: "The economic situation is so serious that anyone who is seen to be trying to [....] favouring an election, I don't think the public would look too kindly on that. I don't read too much into that."

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