FINE GAEL HAS again attacked Gerry Adams’ maths skills, poking fun at the Sinn Féin leader on Twitter.
A post on the Fine Gael’s Twitter page promoted the fact that the Taoiseach was taking part in a Q&A session with new party members yesterday.
Sinn Féin later asked if Enda Kenny answered any questions or just kept “waffling until he ran out of time à la Leaders Questions?”
Sinn Féin: 1; Fine Gael: 0.
However, the senior Government party was quick to take the opportunity to poke fun at Gerry Adams’ maths skills:
On Monday night, Adams made a bit of a gaffe on Claire Byrne Live. During a debate with Tánaiste Joan Burton, he said scrapping the property tax would cost about €5 million, rather than €500 million.
Sinn Féin has now responded, claiming Kenny could do with brushing up on his own numbers skills:
Last week, Adams told fellow deputies in the Dáil: “I’m not great at maths.”
A statement quickly seized on by political opponents:
Can’t we all just get along?
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