Rabitte: Election battle has begun

The political battle for the next general election has already begun, the Labour party warned today.

Rabitte: Election battle has begun
Fri, 23 Jul, 2004 - 22:53

The political battle for the next general election has already begun, the Labour party warned today.

Labour Leader Pat Rabbitte said the electioneering had kicked off after Finance Minister Charlie McCreevy this week agreed to renege his cabinet position to become Ireland’s next EU Commissioner.

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