Party Leaders podcast ep1: Micheál Martin on stalled Cork projects, housing and Harris

The Fianna Fáil leader talks about housing, Simon Harris' role in the National Children's Hospital 'debacle', stalled Cork projects and 'genocide' in Gaza
Party Leaders podcast ep1: Micheál Martin on stalled Cork projects, housing and Harris

Micheál Martin speaks to the Irish Examiner ahead of the general election

In the first of an Irish Examiner series interviewing the main political party leaders ahead of the general election, deputy political editor Paul Hosford speaks to Micheál Martin.

The Fianna Fáil leader talks about housing, Simon Harris' role in the National Children's Hospital "debacle", stalled Cork projects and "genocide" in Gaza.

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