The article critiques the Irish Government's performance after 100 days in power, noting a decline in public trust as indicated by a recent poll. While some view this milestone as an arbitrary benchmark, the disappointment in the government's actual achievements is palpable, with over half of citizens expressing disapproval. The situation is exacerbated by troubling revelations from the Farrelly Commission regarding the care of vulnerable individuals, further undermining confidence in state-provided services. The article underscores a lack of honeymoon for the current administration amidst unmet expectations from the public.
More than half of us disapprove of how the Government is doing its job - a figure up since the last poll.
These days there is no honeymoon period for new administrations and the poll finds that fewer people now approve of the Government than voted for it in November.
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