Sources told the Irish Mirror that a complaint could be made to the Dáil Committee of Members’ Interests as early as Tuesday if the party does not receive an answer from Taoiseach Leo Varadkar about the actions he intends to take. louiseburne_
The Labour Party is "likely" to lodge a complaint about former Fine Gael minister Damien English’s planning scandal in the coming days.
While Mr English resigned from his ministry, there has been no punishment forthcoming from Fine Gael. “I asked him again on Wednesday about this issue [...] and the Taoiseach merely said to me this was a matter for Meath County Council.
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