'We wish her well': Fine Gael has no hard feelings over Creighton's decision to quit the party
The former junior minister has confirmed she will not be renewing her membership of the party.
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The former junior minister has confirmed she will not be renewing her membership of the party.
Everyone’s been talking about the fire in Clondalkin, the ‘RA’ conference, and Met Éireann’s storm warning…
The turnout was good, the ideas were flowing and the organisers appeared delighted with themselves. But what chance a political party?
Lucinda Creighton today took aim at her former cabinet colleagues.
“I am prepared to consider anything,” the Tipperary South TD told TheJournal.ie today.
“We’re doing what it says on the tin,” Lucinda Creighton has insisted as the 25 January conference fuels talk that a new political party is on the way.
The alliance consists of five Fine Gael TDs and two senators, most of whom lost the party whip over their vote against abortion legislation last July.
Charlie Flanagan hit out at the alliance of former Fine Gael parliamentary party members in a speech on Saturday.
The Reform Alliance claims the Galway West TD was ‘gung-ho’ before later distancing himself from the group of expelled Fine Gael TDs. However, Walsh tells a different story…