Deputy Flanagan has said he won't be voting or supporting a Sinn Féin/Fine Gael government in the future
"I certainly wouldn't be voting or supporting a Sinn Féin/Fine Gael government," he said.
"The opinion polls over the last two years, steadily and consistently show, that the leaders in the polls are Fianna Fáil and Fine Gael. "Ireland is still a reasonably safe country, so after 100 years we can be proud of how far our country has come."I do believe you'd hear it in the offices, or you'd hear it on the part of the people who pay their bills, who work.
"I don't believe it has failed them, but I do believe it has to continue working for and on their behalf," he said.
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