Person: Senator Paudie Coffey

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Fine Gael's Paudie Coffey will not contest next General Election

Fine Gael's problems in Waterford have escalated as Fine Gael Senator Paudie Coffey has announced he will not contest the next General Election in Waterford.

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John Deasy will not listen to people 'who couldn't get elected to Dáil'

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Taoiseach intends to intervene to bring long-standing party row in Waterford 'to a close'

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Motion of no confidence in John Deasy tabled by brother of constituency rival

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FG's Paudie Coffey says paper defamed him by likening him to 18th century highwayman

Cowen’s cure may be worse than the disease – it’s time we decided

Walshe says Irish agriculture can benefit from British opportunities

IRISH agriculture has a key strategic role in contributing to British and European Union food security, the Irish Farmers Association president Padraig Walshe declared yesterday.

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Person: Senator Paudie Coffey

Fine Gael's Paudie Coffey will not contest next General Election

John Deasy will not listen to people 'who couldn't get elected to Dáil'

Taoiseach intends to intervene to bring long-standing party row in Waterford 'to a close'

Motion of no confidence in John Deasy tabled by brother of constituency rival

FG's Paudie Coffey says paper defamed him by likening him to 18th century highwayman

Cowen’s cure may be worse than the disease – it’s time we decided

Walshe says Irish agriculture can benefit from British opportunities

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Mick Clifford

Person: Senator Paudie Coffey

Fine Gael's Paudie Coffey will not contest next General Election

John Deasy will not listen to people 'who couldn't get elected to Dáil'

Taoiseach intends to intervene to bring long-standing party row in Waterford 'to a close'

Motion of no confidence in John Deasy tabled by brother of constituency rival

FG's Paudie Coffey says paper defamed him by likening him to 18th century highwayman

Cowen’s cure may be worse than the disease – it’s time we decided

Walshe says Irish agriculture can benefit from British opportunities

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Mick Clifford

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