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'Europe lost it's moral compass a long time ago.' Catherine's statement on the post European Council meeting of 26th-27th June. Ráiteas Catherine tar éis an chruinnithe den Chomhairle Eorpach an 26-27 Meitheamh. Full statement / ráiteas iomlán:

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SpecialSchools&ClassesIrlvor 1 Jahr

Go for the presidency please Catherine. We need you in there

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JJ CASEYvor 1 Jahr

Best of luck @catherinegalway for the Aras run. I'd vote for you.

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Ennonevor 1 Jahr

Catherine for president please 🙏

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Pádraig Ó Briain Pat O'Brienvor 1 Jahr

Catherine for Uachtarán

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Accurate 👍

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One-Island-One-Nation-One-Irelandvor 1 Jahr

My future president 🫡

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AntiMarxvor 1 Jahr

Again banging on about gaza 🙄🙄🙄it's nothing got to do with you... How can we get all you actors salaries cut????

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Christine@mad world 🌎vor 1 Jahr

Yours is a measured and compassionate voice admist all the posturing that goes on in the Dail.Thank you.👏👏

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