Fianna Fail doubles down on refusal to form coalition with Sinn Fein | Politics News
Fianna Fail leader Micheal Martin says his party has made "a policy decision" not to enter coalition government with Sinn Fein after Ireland's general election.Current polling shows the three largest parties - Fine Gael, Fianna Fail and Sinn Fein - in a three-way tie.
In the third of our leader interviews ahead of Friday's vote, Mr Martin told Sky News that Sinn Fein's housing strategy would "crucify first-time buyers".Politics latest: 'It's more worrying for Starmer than he thinks,' says man behind election petitionHe said: "They want to get rid of the help-to-buy scheme and the first home bridge-the-gap scheme.
"If you put them together, they can give up to €80,000 to a first-time buyer.""Sinn Fein's housing policies would mean delay, disruption and higher prices at the end of the day," ...