LUNCHTIME BULLETIN: Audio contradicts Shane Ross' denial that Leo Varadkar made promises on local issues; Puerto Ricans 'ran out of food yesterday'

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LUNCHTIME BULLETIN: Audio contradicts Shane Ross' denial that Leo Varadkar made promises on local issues; Puerto Ricans 'ran out of food yesterday'
Fri, 29 Sep, 2017 - 01:00
Irish Examiner digital staff

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IRELAND: The head of the Public Accounts Committee (PAC), Sean Fleming, has claimed the Government "infected the garda process" of deciding what Garda stations should be re-opened.

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