MICHEÁL MARTIN HAS said he does not have a problem with Fianna Fáil colleagues criticising his leadership.
In a wide-ranging interview with TheJournal.ie in our Dublin offices yesterday, the Fianna Fáil leader said that “if it’s constructive, I listen to it”.
But has that criticism, aired both publicly and privately by some in his party, been justified. We asked the Cork South-Central TD:
We also asked Martin if he, like Enda Kenny and Fine Gael, had a ‘secret’ list of female candidates to run in the next general election as all parties look to hit the 30 per cent gender quota target.
Fianna Fáil currently has no female TDs and we asked Martin how he was going to solve his woman problems:
We also asked the Fianna Fáil leader that if he was indeed preparing to be Taoiseach what three things would he do in his first 100 days:
All videos: Michael Sheils-McNamee
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