With ministers openly disagreeing on whether the RZLT should be deferred- again- or not, is the government in danger?
Roderic O'Gorman has stated that he will seek to improve the income opportunities open to farmers.
The newly elected leader of the Green Party has stated that changes to regulations mean that farming must change, but farmers deserve clarity on the direction of travel.
Minister O’Gorman sits at cabinet as Minister for Children, Equality and Disability.
The Minister of State for Agriculture will face off with Roderic O'Gorman to succeed Eamon Ryan, while Michael McGrath will be Ireland's next European Commissioner.
In a week of announcements and departures, it seems the Tanaiste is going absolutely nowhere.
While he became triggering for many farmers, no one can deny the impact Eamon Ryan has made on the Irish political landscape.
The Minister for the Environment made the comments in his speech as he announced he will step down as Green Party leader.
This comes after the Green Party lost more than half their council seats in the recent local elections.