We deserve more than political soap opera
There’s no drama in policy – that’s why Michael McGrath gets free press with coalition talk.
The game of musical chairs is underway. Most in Fine Gael won’t go into government with Fianna Fáil although some might. But few, if any of them, would do a deal with Sinn Féin. They like Labour and might work with Renua and the host of other smaller parties and independents needed to edge towards a Dáil majority after the next general election.
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