Tomorrow, Sinn Féin will be tabling a motion of no confidence against the Government after the protests that took place nationwide during the week.

Earlier today we asked our readers how would they vote in a no confidence motion against the Government?

Most of our readers said they would vote no confidence, while some said, yes they do have confidence in the Government.

One reader said: “Vote confidence. The only proper leadership over the last few days came from government. Courage came when needed despite how unpopular it looked in the moment. By contrast, opposition politicians wanted the country to burn to suit themselves”.

Another reader stated: “No confidence. Shambolic and heavy handed handling of protests this past week”.

However, some people didn’t have any confidence in either side with a reader saying: “No confidence in the no confidence! Different wings of the same bird! We need a complete overhaul of the political system”.

We asked the question to our 5 Kerry TDs before lunch-time today, asking them what their vote will be tomorrow.

We received one reply from Sinn Féin’s Kerry TD Pa Daly.

He will be voting no confidence in the Government tomorrow along with his party.

Other media outlets are reporting that Independent TD Danny Healy-Rae is undecided at the moment.

The vastly experienced Liam Hession, a partner with BDO – one of the world’s leading accountancy and advisory firms – will be the high-profile guest speaker at a Killarney Chamber of Tourism and Commerce lunch to be held in the Panoramic Room at Killarney Racecourse on Wednesday next, April 15.

BDO works extensively with large hotel groups, tourism operators and hospitality businesses across Ireland, providing strategic financial management, audit, tax and advisory services.

The company’s deep involvement in the hospitality sector gives it a very unique perspective on market trends, operational challenges, sustainability planning and long-term investment strategy.

Liam is a managing partner with BDO, based in Limerick, with specific responsibility for the leisure, tourism and hospitality sector.

He has over 20 years of experience in the provision of audit and advisory services and has advised clients on various aspects of their businesses, from disposals and acquisitions, business valuations, dispute resolutions and succession issues.

The Killarney Racecourse Chamber lunch fee is just €15 and new members will be more than welcome on the day.

Full details are available on the Killarneychamber.ie website.