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Newly elected Limerick Green Party TD to play role in talks

“IF you told me 12 months ago that I’d even be elected to the City Council, I’d be quite surprised”. The reaction of the Green Party’s Brian Leddin on the plinth outside Leinster House, as he kicked off his first day as a Dail deputy. It’s been a ...

25 Feb 2020 at 17:00

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Limerick TD at the table with talks ongoing in bid to form a new government

THE issue of government formation has left the national consciousness somewhat, with the onset of the coronavirus situation. But with the second sitting of the 33rd Dail this Thursday set to once again deliver inconclusive results, it’s set to ...

06 Mar 2020 at 11:45

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From Limerick’s North Circular Road to the gates of Leinster House

TWO new Green Party TDs who grew up across the street from each other in Limerick are now in the Dail – representing constituencies over 200km apart! Brian Leddin and Neasa Hourigan both come from famous Limerick political families, and went ...

29 Feb 2020 at 17:00

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Interview: Limerick’s first Green TD Brian Leddin prepares for maiden Dail sitting

FOUR WEEKS ago, a determined engineer marched door-to-door, vying to gain the public’s trust for a second time in just eight months. Amid the inconvenience of a snap election, combined with the weight of damp conditions, a resolute ...

22 Feb 2020 at 13:45

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