Clockwise from top left: Fiona McLoughlin Healy (IND), Aidan Farrelly (SD), Ciara Galvin (LAB), Brendan Wyse (FG), Patricia Ryan (SF) and Carmel Kelly (FF).
23/09/2021
23/09/2021
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Clockwise from top left: Fiona McLoughlin Healy (IND), Aidan Farrelly (SD), Ciara Galvin (LAB), Brendan Wyse (FG), Patricia Ryan (SF) and Carmel Kelly (FF).
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