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Dáil debating motion for licence fee money to be used to support independent radio

The Dáil is debating a motion calling for licence fee money to be used to support independent radio.

Dáil debating motion for licence fee money to be used to support independent radio

Thu, 28 Feb, 2019 - 10:06

Digital Desk staff

The Dáil is debating a motion calling for licence fee money to be used to support independent radio.

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