European elections: The burning issues facing Irish voters

From May 23-26, Irish voters will be thinking about the environment, immigration, spending imbalances, and an EU army, says Political Correspondent Juno McEnroe.

European elections: The burning issues facing Irish voters
Fri, 10 May, 2019 - 01:00

From May 23-26, Irish voters will be thinking about the environment, immigration, spending imbalances, and an EU army, says Political Correspondent Juno McEnroe.

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