Mary Regan: Scribbled notes were first the Government knew of Michael Healy-Rae's intention to walk
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Mary Regan: Scribbled notes were first the Government knew of Michael Healy-Rae's intention to walk
"A Fianna Fáil backbencher was sitting behind Michael Healy-Rae in the Dáil chamber yesterday afternoon as the Kerry TD prepared his speaking notes for a confidence motion in the Government."
"Peering over Mr Healy-Rae's shoulder, the backbencher observed the critical line in blue writing among the scribbles: 'I will be voting no confidence in the leader of the country.'"
The Coalition government managed to survive a no-confidence motion, indicating some level of stability. However, it now faces significant challenges as it is heavily influenced by global events. The dynamics within the government are tense, as evidenced by a backbencher's observation of a critical note indicating a vote of no confidence in the leader. This situation highlights the precarious position of the Coalition amidst external pressures.
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