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Posts Tagged ‘ Labour ’

Cowen convinces doubting Kenny that he ‘really will’ be Taoiseach

March 9, 2011

Last minute efforts this morning just managed to convince Enda Kenny that he really will be elected Taoiseach when the 31st Dáil meets at noon today.
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False dawn as light at end of tunnel is traced to Rabbitte’s rear end

March 7, 2011

A light at the end of the tunnel which economists hoped signalled economic recovery has been traced to the rear end of Labour’s programme for government negotiator Pat Rabbitte.
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Fears Labour or FG will return bailout in bid to outdo each other

January 31, 2011

There are fears that Fine Gael or Labour could return the EU/IMF bailout fund as they attempt to outdo each other in the run-up to the General Election.
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X Factor judges to select next leader of Fine Gael

June 11, 2010

Fine Gael has signed up X Factor judges Simon Cowell, Louis Walsh and Cheryl Cole to lead the search for the party’s new leader, auditions for the role will be held in Croke Park this afternoon.
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TDs accuse Ryan of trying to bring politics into repute

February 1, 2010

Minister for Communications Eamon Ryan has been accused of trying to bring politics into repute by saying the Government would help homeowners struggling to pay their mortgages.
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Cowen fears ‘a very Irish coup’

July 1, 2009

The Mire has learned that a major row has erupted between Taoiseach Brian Cowen and Justice Minister Dermot Ahern over legislation to criminalise the act of directing a criminal gang. The Taoiseach fears that the legislation could be used to remove him from office.
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Lenihan doesn’t fancy career prospects

June 26, 2009

Minister for Finance Brian Lenihan is said to be utterly bemused at opposition calls for his resignation over the International Monetary Fund’s bleak assessment of Mireland’s economic outlook.
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