Joan Freeman wins Cork city council backing as Dragons breathe hot air

The presidential race opened up last night with the decision by Cork City Council to endorse Joan Freeman as their preferred candidate.

Joan Freeman wins Cork city council backing as Dragons breathe hot air
Tue, 04 Sep, 2018 - 09:00

By Juno McEnroe and Catherine Shanahan

The presidential race opened up last night with the decision by Cork City Council to endorse Joan Freeman as their preferred candidate.

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