'Unlikely' Labour will enter government, but leader Ivana Bacik says party will give it 'every shot'

Leader Ivana Bacik expressed the Labour Party's commitment to pursuing key policy priorities with Fianna Fáil and Fine Gael, despite minimal response to their proposals.

Bacik underscored the party's core principles: enhancing the State's role, prioritizing investment in public services, and committing to substantial policies in areas like housing and healthcare.

Despite Labour's efforts to engage with major parties, Bacik acknowledged that it seems unlikely they will enter government, yet she remains hopeful for dialogue.

Ms Bacik's approach aims to foster a centre-left alliance based on Labour's foundational principles, emphasizing government responsibility in tackling societal challenges.

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