Aleading anti-water charges campaigner in Clare says she has no confidence in a Fianna Fail commitment to seek the abolition of Irish Water as part of negotioans on forming a new government.
The party says it is in favour of scrapping the utility and returning responsibility for collecting water rates to local authorities.
It's planning to make water charges a central plank of of government talks, while Taoiseach Enda Kenny says he's prepared to discuss the issue.
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General election candidate Niamh O'Brien of Clare Watch, formerly known as Clare Says No, believes Fianna Fail's stance is simply a play for power.
