Chambers Denies Leadership Revolt Against Martin

0:00On April 16th, Fianna Fails Deputy Leader Jack Chambers is pouring cold water on talk of a leadership revolt against Taueseech, Michael Martin. He made the comments on RTE radio amid gripes from party backbenchers over the government's response to recent fuel protests and blockades. Earlier this week, Martin sat down with the party's three youngest TDs after they sent a letter highlighting their deep worries about events over the past few weeks. Senior figures in the party have echoed those concerns, questioning how the coalition has managed the disruptions on the roads. Chambers, flat out denied any heave is brewing, saying Martin has no plans to quit after Ireland's turn holding the EU Council presidency from July 2. December, he also ruled out any departure timeline that Fianna Fails art fives in May, stressing the leaders solid mandate from the last general election and widespread backing inside the party. Another key meeting is lined up for Tuesday. Ministers are rallying behind him too, citing Martin's integrity and commitment to public service as reasons to stick together through the turbulence.

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