Gerard Howlin: Green leader Eamon Ryan will be Tánaiste this year. Well, maybe...

In 2020, Eamon Ryan will be Tánaiste and the general election result will be so close to 50:50 that the two main political parties will end up with 50 seats each. Those are my predictions for 2020.

Gerard Howlin: Green leader Eamon Ryan will be Tánaiste this year. Well, maybe...
Tue, 31 Dec, 2019 - 20:00
Gerard Howlin

In 2020, Eamon Ryan will be Tánaiste and the general election result will be so close to 50:50 that the two main political parties will end up with 50 seats each. Those are my predictions for 2020.

Green Party leader Eamon Ryan might hold the balance of power after any general election this year. Picture: Niall Carson/PA Wire
Green Party leader Eamon Ryan might hold the balance of power after any general election this year. Picture: Niall Carson/PA Wire

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