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# Paul Bradford

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It looks like Renua might not win any Dáil seats
'I was walking around with my baby growing inside me knowing she could die at any moment'
Senator regrets if people were offended by controversial abortion comments
Paul Bradford: "There are no such babies as babies with fatal foetal abnormalities"
Here's everything we know about Renua Ireland (and its policies)
'Lucinda or Shane never knocked at my door ... they probably knew better'
Lucinda Creighton is set to announce a new political party today
'We wish her well': Fine Gael has no hard feelings over Creighton's decision to quit the party
Lucinda Creighton gives birth to baby girl
Here's why the government could lose more Seanad votes in the coming months
Government beaten as senators vote to ban upward only rent reviews
'Akin to Hamlet without the Prince': Senator concerned over Anglo 'exclusion' from banking inquiry
Conference must show that Reform Alliance is about more than just abortion issue
‘Everybody will be invited’: Reform Alliance to hold conference at the RDS this month
"Our priorities are the country's priorities" - Reform Alliance
Rebels meet today but Peter Mathews insists: 'There's no new party. I'm a Fine Gael member'
The politicians formerly known as the Fine Gael rebels are now the Reform Alliance
'Politics is no Cinderella game': No way back for Fine Gael rebels, Kehoe insists
Exiled Fine Gael TDs and Senators have "no plans" to form a new party - "at the moment"
Government rules out Fine Gael rebels’ bid to form second Dáil technical group
Videos: Senator says he's been asked to 'act like a robot' as FF stages walkout
Senators fail to delay referendum as Norris slams ‘its most disgraceful night’
Here are the 15 senators who opposed the abortion legislation
The Seanad will spend most of this week debating the abortion legislation
Lucinda Creighton: 'I have two very important men in my life - my husband and my Taoiseach'
Laws will make abortion ‘pervasive’ in Ireland: Warning from pro-life TDs
FG refuses to abide by four-year plan - but seeks 'truce'