Irish Water could be up for debate in government formation talks
Fine Gael and Fianna Fail's negotiating teams will resume talks on the creation of a minority Government today.
It's being reported that Fine Gael are 'prepared to compromise' on the red line issue of Irish Water in an effort to form a government.
According to today's Irish Examiner it's believed the party is willing to give way to Fianna Fail on aspects of how water charges are levied in a bid to form a Fine Gael minority government.
The two parties negotiating teams will resume talks on the creation of a minority Government today.
It'll be the fourth time in three days the teams meet - however it's unclear if they'll reach a deal before the Dáil sits tomorrow - when a vote for Taoiseach is due to take place.
Speaking to RedFM News, Keith O'Brien from The Cork Community Groups says TD's could face a similar fate to Labour if they renege on their election promises:
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