Regina Doherty latest to be connected to Dáil voting controversy

Social Protection Minister Regina Doherty is the latest minister to be subject to scrutiny about voting in the Dáil.

Regina Doherty latest to be connected to Dáil voting controversy
Tue, 22 Oct, 2019 - 13:59
Daniel McConnell

Additional reporting by Juno McEnroe

Social Protection Minister Regina Doherty is the latest minister to be subject to scrutiny about voting in the Dáil.

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