June, when the weather is nice and the evenings are brilliant, is when former Taoiseach Bertie Ahern suggested holding a general election, reports Breaking News.
On Saturday, Mr. Ahern made the remarks while in Dublin for the 82nd Fianna Fáil Ard Fheis.
The former head of Fianna Fáil stated that he does not think a general election will be held anytime soon and that he thinks the government will continue to operate until March of next year.
“I think it will (stay for the full term). It’s not my decision anymore. If it was my decision, the election would be mid-June when it’s warm and it’s light at 10.30 at night, but I don’t get the sense that is going to happen,” Mr Ahern said, reports Breaking News.
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