The unwilling coalition of Labour and Fine Gael

More than three years on, Labour has found itself with no other choice but to stick it out with Fine Gael because it dreads to imagine the alternative, writes Political Editor Mary Regan.

The unwilling coalition of Labour and Fine Gael

Labour’s power is reduced by its acceptance of being imprisoned in a partnership to which there is no alternative

“PEOPLE didn’t want a single-party Government and there was no other combination around.”

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