An Ennis Labour representative insists the framework on a coalition between Fine Gael and Fianna Fáil amounts to nothing more than the parties admitting they are one and the same.
The two main parties outlined the document yesterday, which contains ten “missions”, spelling out their goals for the next five years.
It focuses heavily on economic recovery post COVID-19 while also promising a move towards a universal healthcare system and a specific unit in the Department of the Taoiseach to look at a united Ireland.
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It must now be considered by the other parties and groupings but Labour’s Séamus Ryan isn’t sold on what’s been laid out.
