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A furious Sinn Féin Donegal TD has lashed out at both Fianna Fáil and Fine Gael saying “Don’t lecture us.”
Finance spokesperson Pearse Doherty, reacting to remarks made by both Minister of Health, Leo Varadkar and Fianna Fáil leader Micheál Martin on a future coalition said Sinn Féin “couldn’t care less what they said”.
Attacked on all sides yesterday afternoon and earlier on Tuesday at the MacGill Summer School, Sinn Féin came back fighting at remarks made in Donegal that no one would want to go into power with them.
For full story see tomorrow’s Donegal Democrat.
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