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Robert Troy: the public have had enough uncertainty

Fianna Fáil TD says Independents will have final say in who leads Dáil

Robert Troy: “People want to see a new government in place. They voted for change.”
Robert Troy: “People want to see a new government in place. They voted for change.”
Vivienne Clarke
Tue Apr 12 2016 - 12:31

Fianna Fáil's Robert Troy has said the public are growing tired of political uncertainty and want a new government in place.

The Longford Westmeath TD’s comments come as negotiators from his party meet with Fine Gael again today to discuss arrangements for a minority government.

A meeting between the two sides last night was described as cordial and constructive.

Mr Troy said Independents will have the ultimate say on who will lead the Dáil but a solution must be found soon.

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Speaking on Midlands 103, he said: “The time has come to ensure a working arrangement is in place. The public is impatient at the lack of direction.

“People want to see a new government in place. They voted for change, they want to see a change in policy direction that this country has been going in.”