A champion of unions in touch with party’s grassroots
The 41-year-old former trade union organiser has, for many months now, expressed his concern about decisions being made by senior Labour ministers against a backdrop of falling support for the party in the polls.
Keaveney gained a substantial victory on his stances and for grassroots members when he was elected chairman of Labour at the party’s annual meeting in Galway in April.
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