Where Kenny stands

I ENTIRELY disagree with Deputy Seamus Healy (Irish Examiner, Sept 22) that Fine Gael has moved firmly to the right under Enda Kenny and that it has failed the working class.

Where Kenny stands
Sat, 27 Sep, 2003 - 01:00

Fine Gael believes it is not the poor and weaker sections who have caused the financial mess we are in, and they should not be made to pay the price for Government incompetence.

Mr Kenny has championed best practice policies with regard to sustainable employment, creating a fair society and removing barriers to equal opportunity.

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