Speculation has been rising since the Budget this week.
A former Longford Westmeath TD believes there are two likely dates for the General Election.
Speculation is mounting of the country going to the polls in November, after the Government unveiled what's being described as a "giveaway Budget" this week.
Paul McGrath claims the most likely dates are November 17th or the 24th.
Taoiseach, Simon Harris, has been adamant the Government will see out its full term, but Mr. McGrath says there would be problems with leaving it until then:
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