FG National Conference: Battle lines drawn as Kenny on defensive

The Fine Gael party convention took place over the weekend in Enda Kenny’s home county of Mayo. Here is all the latest news from Castlebar and what lies ahead for the Fine Gael Party

FG National Conference: Battle lines drawn as Kenny on defensive
Mon, 23 Feb, 2015 - 00:00
Shaun Connolly

Water charge protesters show their support for imprisoned protesters at Mountjoy Prison, Dublin,yesterday.

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