Labour leader Alan Kelly. If Labour is to have a future on the left of Irish politics, it must admit that austerity was a mistake that played no role in Ireland’s economic recovery. Picture: Rollingnews.ie
The established party that looks to have the grimmest future in Irish politics is Labour. Since 2019, it’s been averaging a paltry 4 per cent in the polls, rather ironically given the leftward shift now taking place in Irish politics. If Labour is to have a future on the left of Irish politics, it must admit that austerity was a mistake that played no role in Ireland’s economic recovery.
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