A Clare Fianna Fáil representative expects a general election to be called by summer next year.
Councllor Cathal Crowe has announced that he’ll seek the support of party delegates to run in the next general election at their next selection convention, whenever that’s held.
His election chances were given a significant boost recently, when the Boundary Commission recommended that nearly 5,000 voters in his own base of South-East Clare be moved back into the Clare constituency for future elections.
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Councillor Crowe says he doesn’t believe the current Government will last the full term and he’s joining efforts to be election-ready.
You can listen back to the interview with Councillor Crowe on Morning Focus in full here.
