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Mary Lou McDonald

Minister For Further And Higher Education, Research, Innovation And Science Of Ireland James Lawless Speaking Oustide Government Buildings, Dublin, During A Press Conference On Digital Marketing Apprentices. Picture Date: Wednesday March 5, 2025.

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Stormont Ministers Make Joint Appeal For End To Violence In Ballymena
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Stormont ministers make joint appeal for end to violence in Ballymena

Protest Held In Dublin Over Lack Of Additional Needs Education Provision
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Protest held in Dublin over lack of additional needs education provision

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Politics Watch: Government Criticised Ahead Of Child Hip Surgeries Report
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Politics watch: Government criticised ahead of child hip surgeries report

‘Hands Off Irish Neutrality’: Opposition Pushes Back Against Triple-Lock Changes
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‘Hands off Irish neutrality’: Opposition pushes back against triple-lock changes

Politics Watch: Browne Under Fire Over 'Housing Tsar' Plan
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Politics watch: Browne under fire over 'housing tsar' plan

Taoiseach And Tánaiste Each Take A Hit In Latest Opinion Poll
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Taoiseach and Tánaiste each take a hit in latest opinion poll

Suggested €430,000 Salary For New Housing Chief ‘Beggars Belief’ – Mcdonald
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Suggested €430,000 salary for new housing chief ‘beggars belief’ – McDonald

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Mcdonald Would Change ‘Lots Of Things’ About Election
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McDonald would change ‘lots of things’ about election

Mary Lou Mcdonald To Discuss Recent Dáil Disruption On Rté's Late Late Show
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Mary Lou McDonald to discuss recent Dáil disruption on RTÉ's Late Late Show

Poll: Sinn Féin Most Popular Party On 26% While Fine Gael Support Drops To 16%
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Poll: Sinn Féin most popular party on 26% while Fine Gael support drops to 16%

Tds Express Shock At ‘Utterly Anaemic’ Grace Report
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TDs express shock at ‘utterly anaemic’ Grace report