Special report: Labour fails to reap the rewards of hard graft since election 2020

The party is polling at 3% despite Kelly bringing new energy as leader, says deputy political editor Elaine Loughlin
Labour's Alan Kelly with his son Senan, daughter Aoibhe and wife Regina at Tipperary Count Centre celebrating his election. Picture:  Eamonn McGee

Labour's Alan Kelly with his son Senan, daughter Aoibhe and wife Regina at Tipperary Count Centre celebrating his election. Picture:  Eamonn McGee

Mon, 08 Feb, 2021 - 06:30
Elaine Louglin

The party is polling at 3% despite Alan Kelly bringing new energy as leader, says deputy political editor Elaine Loughlin.

THE Labour Party has put in serious toil in the past year but has failed to produce a harvest.

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