Poll: What issues should the new government prioritise?

The Taoiseach will then be nominated when the Dáil returns on January 22nd. It is expected that Fianna Fáil leader Micheál Martin will take on this role.
Poll: What issues should the new government prioritise?

Eva Osborne

With the new draft programme for government officially announced, attention moves to the key issues now facing this new coalition of Fianna Fáil, Fine Gael and Regional Independent Group.

In a joint statement, Mr Martin and Fine Gael leader Simon Harris said the focus was on a “strong and stable government to deliver continued progress on the economy, infrastructure, housing and public services over the coming years”.

But what are the key issues that matter to you? What should the next government prioritise? You can have your say with the poll down below.

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