The Taoiseach has played down suggestions from within his Government on possible Croke Park Agreement renegotiations.
/> Enda Kenny says the coalition is “honour – bound” to stick by the deal so long as it’s being implemented.
Earlier, the Transport Minister Leo Varadkar said that if a new deal could be thrashed out with unions before 2014, then it should be implemented.
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But speaking at the Fine Gael Think In in Co. Mayo this evening, the Taoiseach said the Croke Park Agreement will remain as-is, until 2014 – but he did raise the prospect of talks to allow for a faster implementation of the deal:
