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Gary Murphy: Fine Gael is back in power, but faces an identity crisis

What now for Fine Gael in a government where it holds just six cabinet seats, has a host of disgruntled backbenchers, and is facing an existential crisis of identity?

Gary Murphy: Fine Gael is back in power, but faces an identity crisis

Mon, 29 Jun, 2020 - 00:00

Gary Murphy

President Higgins presents new ministers with their Seal of Office. Pic: Maxwells.

What now for Fine Gael in a government where it holds just six cabinet seats, has a host of disgruntled backbenchers, and is facing an existential crisis of identity?

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