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Sinn Féin TD quits after 'vicious' efforts to undermine her
Sandra McLellan is now contemplating unemployment.
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Sandra McLellan is now contemplating unemployment.
The Dáil is wrapping up early today and the opposition aren’t happy.
Sandra McLellan was rumoured to be on the verge of quitting Sinn Féin.
Two local councillors were found to have been ‘uncomradely’ towards Sandra McLellan.
June Murphy’s resignation relates to the recent bullying controversy in Cork East.
An investigation into financial irregularities is ongoing.
Cobh councillor Kieran McCarthy was expelled from the party just over a week ago.
However, it seems 54 members of the Cobh branch in Cork have announced their resignation tonight.
One councillor expelled and another suspended with claims and counter claims. Here’s what we know so far…
Party members in the constituency will hold emergency branch meetings in the coming days.
Catherine Murphy was among those to call for a full public inquiry into the situation.
However, Eamon Gilmore says the situation continues to improve with the number of patients on trolleys declining.
The motion was defeated by 77 votes to 40 in the Dáil this evening with Sinn Fein and Independents supporting it and Fine Gael and Labour in opposition.
Problems facing some chronically ill people who cannot access discretionary medical cards were raised in the Dáil this week. Here are just some of the stories placed on the Dáil record.
The Minister for Finance says it’ll take some time for AIB to appear solid enough to find a buyer for the State’s shares.
As the Republic of Ireland head for Euro 2012, there was plenty of support for the merging of Trap’s men with Northern Ireland at the Sinn Féin Ard Fheis in Kerry yesterday.
The arts minister says the National Museum of Ireland has sent a submission relating to the use of the 1916 Rising HQ.
Work on drafting the bill to allow for the establishment of a Statutory Fund is at an “advanced stage”.
Arts minister Jimmy Deenihan says he has had “constructive engagement” with Bank of Ireland about taking its College Green HQ.
Female politicians relate their personal experiences of running for office in a male-dominated political world at Dublin Castle conference.
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