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    1. Sad-Orange-5983 on

      I feel we’ve read this headline about 15 times in the past five years.

    2. ProofFlamingo on

      It seems to me he would rather collapse the government than be removed as leader.

    3. OldVillageNuaGuitar on

      Feels like they missed their chance a bit. Surely it’s after Gavin pulls out you’d want the heave? Why wait several weeks, unless there’s more going on behind the scenes?

    4. EchoOfSingularity on

      “Martin’s leadership” 🤡😂 Come on now the man can’t be trusted with the litter of puppies. He would ask the EU to figure out what to do with them while the UK would be payed to protect to protect the doghouse!

    5. Whether this is the time or not, once Michael goes, the once unthinkable coalition with SF will be on the table

      Really looking forward to next election to see the SF diehards have to roll back on the FF hate

    6. Willing-Departure115 on

      While the Gavin thing was a screw up, whoever comes for Martin would want to have their coup nailed on. Since becoming leader of FF and before in governments going back to 97, he has been a tough operator who has objectively had a stellar individual political career.

    7. Confident_Artist5395 on

      The fact that only some of them are talking about it is indicative of how out of touch they are as a party. 

    8. Key_Perception4436 on

      Its sentimentality thats keeping him in there.

      Its damning that Fianna Fail are polling at 17%, where they were in 2011

    9. Cliff_Moher on

      I always felt he was a safe pair of hands and much preferred him as Taoiseach than Harris or Varadkar.

      For the life of me, I cannot understand what possessed him to run Jim Gavin as a candidate in the presidential election.

    10. Contenders for the FF leadership:

      Jim O’Callagan,
      James Lawless.

      I’d be quite happy with either. Jim is very law-and-order / build new prisons / unleash the gardai upon scumbags, which urban areas badly need.

      James Lawless is extremely bright, and really big on infrastructure and public transport. Also big on pivoting young people away from college and into the trades, especially women.

      Jack Chambers not even at the races tbh. The only place I ever hear his name mentioned is as potential leader is on Reddit, and I’m _in_ FF!

    11. Equivalent_Range6291 on

      This time next year he will have gone full fascist! ..

      He`s been getting in a bit o` practice in infront of the mirror.

    12. MM is going nowhere for the minute. He’ll see out his term as Taoiseach and then step away from leadership on his own terms or he’ll be ousted. The next FF leader will be more pro SF coalition.

      FG on the other hand are in trouble. SH is going nowhere and he will lead them into the next GE which will be a disaster for them. FG’s big problem is that they have no credible successors in the wings and Harris is a busted flush.

    13. If FF found a pair of balls between them to do Mickey, they could be dangerous and maybe get something done, but they dont even have a shrivelled husk of what once was a testicle, so they’ll do shit and this time next year Mickey will still be there

    14. Soft-Affect-8327 on

      Thank Christ. His I-can’t-believe-it’s-not-Unionism f-cked up a chance to govern on a Republican ticket with SF at the last election.

    15. AdjectiveNoun1337 on

      Who in Fianna Fáil can truly say they too don’t have a tenant from somewhere in their past that they still owe €3,500 to?

    16. MushuFromSpace on

      He’ll have a cry, say „lessons will be learned“ and the cycle will continue.

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