TAOISEACH Simon Harris has “serious questions to answer” over a Fine Gael candidate’s fight with a man outside a pub, Sinn ...
Taoiseach Simon Harris has insisted Fine Gael will continue to canvass for Louth-based Senator John McGahon after a man ...
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Harris and McEntee say McGahon has backing of Fine Gael, but ‘voice of victim matters’During the summer, McGahon was ordered by the High Court to pay Breen White €39,000 after the farmer sued for assault and ...
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Prison inmate suspected of making hoax bomb threat against Justice Minister Helen McEntee through SamaritansA hoax bomb threat that targeted the home of Justice Minister Helen McEntee in late September is suspected of originating in a Dublin jail. A garda investigation into the threat is continuing and the ...
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Simon Harris ‘wrong’ to back John McGahon after Fine Gael senator’s street confrontation civil case, say political rivalsTaoiseach Simon Harris’s decision to stand by pub-assault senator John McGahon as an election candidate has been branded “wrong” by opposition politicians, who say his candidacy is an issue for Fine ...
Taoiseach Simon Harris has appealed for Government coalition parties “not to rewrite history” with attacks on each other ...
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Row breaks out between Fianna Fail's Jim O'Callaghan and Fine Gael's Helen McEnteeIt follows suggestions from Fianna Fáil Dublin Bay South candidate Jim O’Callaghan. He suggested that he had proposed many of ...
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Harris 'won't take part in election rula bula' as Fianna Fáil again take aim at McEnteeFianna Fáil TD Willie O’Dea said Helen McEntee was the “worst Minister for Justice in the history of the State”.
Fine Gael Justice Minister Helen McEntee hit back when asked about Mr O’Callaghan’s suggestion that she had adopted a series of proposals on law and order and immigration that he had put forward.
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