Taoiseach 'genuinely taken aback by behaviour of opposition' in Dáil speaking rights row

The row has rumbled on for weeks and came to a head amid raucous Dáil scenes in the last two days 
Taoiseach 'genuinely taken aback by behaviour of opposition' in Dáil speaking rights row

Taoiseach Micheál Martin said the Dáil 'cannot be run based on what Sinn Féin thinks is right'. Picture: Leah Farrell/ RollingNews.ie

The Dáil speaking rights row is about "much more than one person", the Taoiseach has said, accusing the opposition of seeking "electoral advantage" from the long-running saga.

The row has rumbled on for weeks and came to a head amid raucous Dáil scenes on Tuesday and the tabling of a motion of no-confidence in Ceann Comhairle Verona Murphy on Wednesday. 

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