Taoiseach Says He Is Not Ruling Out A General Election
However he clarified last night he will not be going to the polls in the next few weeks.
The Fine Gael leader is under pressure after his party's performance in the local elections and expected outcome of the European Elections
Last night however, the Fianna Fáil leader Micheál Martin indicated that his party will continue to support the Confidence and Supply Agreement with the Government.
Leo Varadkar said the timing of the election is not necessarily his call:
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