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Simon Coveney

Minister For Foreign Affairs Simon Coveney, © Pa Media

Ireland

EU ‘simply cannot trust’ UK Government after NI Protocol move, says Coveney

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€82K Spent On Temporary Morgues As Govt Confirms Covid Contracts Without Going To Tender
Ireland

€82k spent on temporary morgues as Govt confirms Covid contracts without going to tender

Over 120 Foreign Diplomats Avoid Penalties For Driving Offences In Ireland Since 2010
Ireland

Over 120 foreign diplomats avoid penalties for driving offences in Ireland since 2010

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Northern Ireland Protocol Will Not Be Scrapped, Coveney Says
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Northern Ireland Protocol will not be scrapped, Coveney says

Taoiseach Should Go To Us For St Patrick's Day, Coveney Says
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Taoiseach should go to US for St Patrick's Day, Coveney says

More Clarity To Be Given To Leaving Cert Students On Tuesday
Ireland

More clarity to be given to Leaving Cert students on Tuesday

Eu Made ‘Mistake That Shouldn’t Have Happened’ Over Vaccine Controls
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EU made ‘mistake that shouldn’t have happened’ over vaccine controls

Coveney Condemns Military Coup In Myanmar 'In Strongest Possible Terms'
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Coveney condemns military coup in Myanmar 'in strongest possible terms'

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Coveney Optimistic About St Patrick’s Day White House Visit
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Coveney optimistic about St Patrick’s Day White House visit

‘Difficult’ Working With Trump Administration Says Coveney
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‘Difficult’ working with Trump administration says Coveney

Minister: Gardaí Cannot Stop People Without Negative Covid-19 Test Entering Ireland
Ireland

Minister: Gardaí cannot stop people without negative Covid-19 test entering Ireland

Taoiseach Raises Doubts Over Schools Reopening On February 1St
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Taoiseach raises doubts over schools reopening on February 1st