The liberal Irish government will face a vote of no-confidence amid the spiralling fuel crisis and the widespread farmer-trucker protests.
Sinn Féin, the largest opposition party in Ireland, announced on Sunday that it will table a vote of no confidence in the Fianna Fáil-Fine Gael coalition government when the Dáil parliament returns to session.
Shortly after the announcement from Sinn Féin of its plans to seek to topple the government, the populist Independent Ireland party said that it would join the no-confidence motion.
“The discontent around the country is not solely about fuel prices. It reflects broader concerns — and the ongoing…
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