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- Irish PM says does not want an election, we are in a strong but precarious position on Brexit
Irish PM says does not want an election, we are in a strong but precarious position on Brexit
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If we don't resolve matters by tuesday, we will be into an election
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Will not be seeking resignation of deputy prime minister, as sought by opposition
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Will not seek to dissolve parliament over the weekend, election hinges on tuesday no confidence motion
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If we have to have an election, better to have it before christmas
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Does not believe that deputy prime minister will offer her resignation
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