ACRO Global Tourism Marketer Articles: FF no-confidence motion could result in snap Irish election, delay border resolution and Brexit process

FF no-confidence motion could result in snap Irish election, delay border resolution and Brexit process
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26 November 2017 (Edited )

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Posted 26 November 2017:

Dr. Leo Varadkar's government needs the support of coalition partner Fianna Fail in order to remain in power.

But for reasons not related to Brexit, Fianna Fail has initiated a no-confidence motion that can only be satisfied by the resignation or firing of Dr. Varadkar's deputy, Frances Fitzgerald.

Being about to face an election will surely be a distraction for Dr. Varadkar when he meets with EU leaders in December re Brexit.

Watch this space!

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