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Fine Gael Candidate Sean Kyne Celebrates With Tanaiste And Fine Gael Leader Simon Harris And Supporters After Winning The Galway West By-Election At The Count At Galway Lawn Tennis Club, Galway. The By-Election Was Called When The Seat Was Vacated By Catherine Connolly When She Became President. Picture Date: Sunday May 24, 2026.

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Galway West byelection: Who is Fine Gael's newest TD Seán Kyne?

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