Varadkar resignation will not prompt early general election — Martin

While Mr Martin said he was surprised by the Taoiseach’s announcement, he insisted that the three-party coalition would serve a full term
Michaeál Martin and Leo Varadkar pictured at the Drogheda march as public rally against violence took place following the murder and dismemberment of 17-year-old Keane Mulready-Woods. Picture: Stephen Collins/Collins Photos

Michaeál Martin and Leo Varadkar pictured at the Drogheda march as public rally against violence took place following the murder and dismemberment of 17-year-old Keane Mulready-Woods. Picture: Stephen Collins/Collins Photos

Tánaiste Micheal Martin has insisted the resignation of Leo Vardakar would not prompt an early general election.

While Mr Martin said he was surprised by the Taoiseach’s announcement, he insisted that the three-party coalition would serve a full term.

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