Nulty resigned over 'broken promises', as Gilmore insists he is not surprised

Former Labour TD Patrick Nulty says he has resigned from the party because they have rowed back on pre-election promises.

Nulty resigned over 'broken promises', as Gilmore insists he is not surprised
Fri, 21 Jun, 2013 - 13:48

Former Labour TD Patrick Nulty says he has resigned from the party because they have rowed back on pre-election promises.

The Dublin West deputy, who was elected in the 2011 by-election after the death of Brian Lenihan, claims the leadership and the cabinet has brought the entire political system into disrepute.

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