The leaders of Fine Gael and Fianna Fáil have again made clear their opposition to entering any coalition government with Sinn Féin in the first major TV debate of the General Election campaign.

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Party leaders set out their stalls on coalition options

Simon Harris and Micheal Martin were speaking during a televised debate involving 10 parties.

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They were taking part in the first major TV debate of the Irish General Election campaign.

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Ireland’s premier and deputy premier again made clear their opposition to entering any coalition government with Sinn Fein in the first major TV debate of the Irish General Election campaign. Standing together in the RTE studio, after a random draw placed them side by side, Taoiseach and Fine Gael leader Simon Harris and Tanaiste and Fianna Fail leader Micheal Martin were asked about their intentions if both secured a mandate to return to govern…

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Simon Harris and Micheal Martin were speaking during a televised debate involving 10 parties.  Ireland’s premier and deputy premier again made clear their opposition to entering any coalition government with Sinn Fein in the first major TV debate of the Irish General Election campaign. Standing together in the RTE studio, after a random draw placed them side by side, Taoiseach and Fine Gael leader Simon Harris and Tanaiste and Fianna Fail leader…

Party leaders set out their stalls on coalition options

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