The year in politics: Kenny, the alternative taoiseach?
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Consider where the party was 12 months ago. While it hovered at around its disastrous general election level of 22 per cent in the polls, Enda Kenny's approval rating was lower than that of his predecessor Michael Noonan. He had failed to...
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