Pat Carey won't face charges over historical abuse allegations
The former Fianna Fáil minister has strongly denied any wrongdoing.
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The former Fianna Fáil minister has strongly denied any wrongdoing.
High Court proceedings were launched by the former Fianna Fáil TD late last week.
GAA looking into using man-made materials, such as fibreglass, in the production process.
This relates to a story earlier in the week about allegations of sexual assault against a former minister.
Analysis: The former minister’s swift resignation as Fianna Fáil’s director of elections was always on the cards once his name began to circulate in the political bubble.
The former minister said he does not know if he is at the centre of a garda investigation into allegations of child abuse.
The former minister has responded to fresh speculation he is plotting a Dáil comeback.
Pat Carey has said many people of his generation have contacted him since he came out publicly.
Pat Carey said he’d like to get married, but might have left it too late.
News of Pat Carey’s brave move reminds Dil Wickremasinghe of an elderly man who asked to connect with LGBT community. “I’ve wanted to do this all my life,” he said.
“To be frank about it I didn’t have the courage, the confidence to talk about it to a wider audience, maybe. I’m sorry about that.”
The former Fianna Fáil minister spoke about his sexuality on RTÉ Radio One this morning.
The former Fianna Fáil minister spoke about his sexuality on RTÉ Radio One this morning.
The field of former Fianna Fáil ministers who could make a comeback is relatively small. We’ve been finding out why.
Pat Carey, a Cabinet minister with multiple briefs in the final days of the Cowen government, has joined DHR Communications.
The final stretch of the controversial project has been approved by the Minister for the Environment, Phil Hogan.
The first-year pensions of the 41 Fianna Fáil and Green TDs who failed to keep their seats underlines the price of change.
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Communications minister Pat Carey gives his blessing for five new digital channels – but TV3 is “shocked” by the news.
The Fine Gael leader said yesterday evening that he would not be taking any payments from teaching pension, but Newstalk presenter suggested Kenny would not actually discuss the issue in an interview.
The new party leader tells his former cabinet colleagues that if they stay on as TDs, they’ll forego their €88k payout.
Éamon Ó Cuív and Pat Carey will take three briefs each for the final weeks of the current government.
The Sun claims to have found traces of the drug at RTÉ – Meanwhile, Pat Carey TD has said that the media had now “come home to roost in their own case” after being “judgemental” over the death of model Katy French.
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