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Army told to include State logo on promotional material despite ‘politicising’ concerns

The Defence Forces was worried about commemorative videos for its work being ‘politicised’ after being told it had to include a logo for the Government of Ireland.

Thu, 01 Nov, 2018 - 09:52

By Ken Foxe

The Defence Forces was worried about commemorative videos for its work being ‘politicised’ after being told it had to include a logo for the Government of Ireland.

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