Taoiseach would settle for narrow wins in two referenda

Leo Varadkar insisted a 'no' vote would be a setback for the country and it would be a 'step backwards'
Taoiseach would settle for narrow wins in two referenda

Asked what a rejection of one or both proposals would say about his leadership and the coalition, Mr Varadkar said: “Nothing because the referendum isn't about the Government.” Picture: Stephen Collins /Collins Photos

Taoiseach Leo Varadkar has said he will take a narrow win in the referenda on family and care tomorrow but urged people to get out and vote.

Mr Varadkar said a 'no' outcome in both referendums will be a “step back” for the country but said he believes the two referenda will pass.

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