Labour Party front bench members to cover at least two ministries

The Labour Party has unveiled its new look front bench with several former ministers covering multiple portfolios.

Labour Party front bench members to cover at least two ministries
Wed, 08 Jun, 2016 - 15:04

The Labour Party has unveiled its new look front bench with several former ministers covering multiple portfolios.

Party leader Brendan Howlin will be their spokesperson on Justice and Northern Ireland, while his predecessor Joan Burton will watch Finance, Education and the Arts.

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