Pulling the plug on Enda as leader could send Fine Gael down drain

What is required from Fine Gael is nerve and imagination to leave its comfort zone, writes Gerard Howlin

Pulling the plug on Enda as leader could send Fine Gael down drain

Fine Gael is now the bull’s eye. It is as close to single- party government as the State has seen since before Fianna Fáil’s coalition with the Progressive Democrats in 1989.

It seems to lack the common sense to understand that, for the party, these are the good old days. There is no imaginable outcome to the next election, even were Fine Gael to win more seats, that Fine Gael in government would have more ministers. Yet it is still not content.

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