Sinn Féin and Labour reiterate call for general election

But Tánaiste Micheál Martin insists the Government will 'go full-term'
Sinn Féin and Labour reiterate call for general election

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Sinn Féin and Labour have reiterated their calls for an immediate general election, as Tánaiste Micheál Martin insists that the Government will “go full-term”.

At Leaders’ Questions on Thursday, Sinn Féin’s Pearse Doherty took aim at the Government for its record, saying Leo Varadkar’s legacy would be the State having “the highest ever level of homelessness”.

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