Varadkar: Possible for Donohoe to retain Eurogroup presidency if he's not finance minister 

The role of Taoiseach and Tánaiste will rotate on December 15 and it is understood that Fianna Fáil expects the finance ministry to move between the parties too
Leo Varadkar said an assumption was "erroneously" being made that Mr Donohoe has to be the finance minister to retain the position. Picture Colin Keegan, Collins Dublin

Leo Varadkar said an assumption was "erroneously" being made that Mr Donohoe has to be the finance minister to retain the position. Picture Colin Keegan, Collins Dublin

Tánaiste Leo Varadkar has said it could be possible for Paschal Donohoe to retain his position as President of Eurogroup even if he was not finance minister.

The role of Taoiseach and Tánaiste will rotate on December 15, and although not part of the published rotation deal, it is understood that Fianna Fáil expects the finance ministry to move between the parties too.

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