The interview is drawing to a natural conclusion. We have discussed Fine Gael’s management of the economy and explored why it has not resonated during this election campaign. We have picked through the detail of his party’s manifesto, highlighting the main areas of policy clash and contestation between Fine Gael and its opposition rivals. There has been a discussion about Capital Gains Tax and the property market, as well as an analysis of the varying needs and differing wants of multinationals and the indigenous economy. Now though, with the end in sight, Paschal Donohoe is careening to a place that…

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