'Alienated' Keaveney quits Labour Party

Colm Keaveney has quit as chairman and member of the Labour Party.

'Alienated' Keaveney quits Labour Party
Wed, 26 Jun, 2013 - 15:06

Colm Keaveney has quit as chairman and member of the Labour Party.

The resignation is another blow to the junior Coalition partners who last week lost TD Patrick Nulty.

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