Adams isolated at Leaders' debate
The major parties waged their first head-to-head debate ahead of the election last night
The leaders other major parties accused Sinn Féin chief Gerry Adams of directing IRA violence in the past and seeking to endanger jurors as they waged their first head-to-head debate ahead of the election.
Adams spent much of last night's TV3 90-minute live televised event isolated versus Taoiseach Enda Kenny, Tánaiste Joan Burton and opposition Fianna Fáil party leader Micheal Martin, reports the Associated Press.
Recent polls suggest the Fine Gael-Labour coalition faces ...
