Blame game kicks off, with first cracks starting to appear in the Coalition

The Coalition government, comprising Fine Gael and Fianna Fáil, is facing increasing criticism as the initial goodwill fades. Recent tensions have escalated over housing issues, with blame directed between the two parties following the misleading election claims of 40,000 houses being built. Actual figures reveal a shortfall with slightly over 30,000 constructed. Additionally, their handling of Storm Éowyn has raised eyebrows, creating discontent among the public and amplifying existing concerns about leadership and governance.

"In recent days, criticism has mounted against the Coalition as Fine Gael and Fianna Fáil blame each other over housing figures and the response to storms."

"Public sentiment is shifting as voters react to promises that 40,000 homes would be constructed, but only 30,000 were actually built."

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