Rebel TD Nulty expelled from parliamentary Labour Party

The rebel TD Patrick Nulty is to be expelled from the parliamentary Labour Party after voting against the Coalition on the Budget yesterday.

Wed, 07 Dec, 2011 - 07:10

The rebel TD Patrick Nulty is to be expelled from the parliamentary Labour Party after voting against the Coalition on the Budget yesterday.

It was not until the fourth vote of the night, regarding the VAT rise to 23%, that the newly elected Dublin West TD finally crossed the floor to the Opposition.

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