Sinn Féin promises mini-budget, property tax abolition and reducing president's term to 5 years
- Sinn Féin says it will abolish student fees if in government.
- The party will legislate to ensure that civil servants are held accountable.
The bike shed, rising rents, disability services and the cost of childcare were all raised with the Tánaiste and Jim O’Callaghan.
Fine Gael and Fianna Fáil had been eyeing up Labour as possible future partners in government, if the numbers added up after the election.
Party sources give their take on how they think it is all going.
The party wants to roll out cost-rental for frontline workers.
Under Fianna Fáil’s plans, the tax credit could be boosted to at least €2,000.
The Fianna Fáil leader said if his party is in power after the election, a transport police unit will be set up.