Fianna Fáil's European Election candidates deny tension amid dividing of constituency

Fianna Fáil's two candidates in Ireland South deny that the party's decision to divide the constituency has caused tension between them.

Fianna Fáil's European Election candidates deny tension amid dividing of constituency

Fianna Fáil's two candidates in Ireland South deny that the party's decision to divide the constituency has caused tension between them.

Billy Kelleher and Malcolm Byrne, speaking at the party's manifesto launch for the European Elections on May 24, insist that the vote management strategy is being done to maximise the party's chances of winning two seats.

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