Hogan must be ‘strong voice’ in EU

The decision of Taoiseach Leo Varadkar to nominate Phil Hogan for a second term as a European Commissioner has led to farm leaders pointing out the importance of having an Irish voice at the centre of decision making in Brussels.

Hogan must be ‘strong voice’ in EU

The decision of Taoiseach Leo Varadkar to nominate Phil Hogan for a second term as a European Commissioner has led to farm leaders pointing out the importance of having an Irish voice at the centre of decision making in Brussels.

Mr Hogan was the outgoing commissioner for agriculture and rural development, but his portfolio in the incoming college will be a matter for the next commission president.

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