Healy withdraws from United Left Alliance

Seamus Healy has pulled out of the United Left Alliance in the Dáil, saying that he was frustrated by how the group handled revelations about Mick Wallace's tax affairs.

Healy withdraws from United Left Alliance
Tue, 02 Oct, 2012 - 22:56

Seamus Healy has pulled out of the United Left Alliance in the Dáil, saying that he was frustrated by how the group handled revelations about Mick Wallace's tax affairs.

The Tipperary South TD represents the Workers and Unemployment Action Group - and is the group's only Dáil deputy.

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