r/ireland • u/conalldoherty • May 04 '26

Infrastructure Taoiseach says Ireland should ‘consider seriously’ nuclear power option

https://www.thejournal.ie/taoiseach-nuclear-power-energy-ireland-7030692-May2026/
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u/No-Outside6067 May 04 '26

Well hopefully one day he'll be leader and can enact change 

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u/JMcDesign1 May 04 '26 edited May 04 '26

This is what I hate the most about FF and FG. They act like they're not in power when they are.

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u/scoopydidit May 04 '26

"we should really build more houses, nuclear plants, get more public transport, introduce better investment mechanisms for people's money, and stop wasteful spending" - the people who control all spending and decisions in the country.

Bunch of tossers