Cuffe hoping return to Brussels will be plain sailing and not a bridge too far

Cuffe hoping return to Brussels will be plain sailing and not a bridge too far

Ciaran Cuffe MEP on a Dublin Bay Cruise to launch his re-election campaign. Picture: Jim Berkeley

Fri, 17 May, 2024 - 08:57
Paul Hosford, Political Correspondent

It's 11am on a Thursday morning and Ciarán Cuffe is on a boat.

Elected on a Green Wave in 2019, he has seemingly decided to lean into the maritime imagery, even with the pitfalls contained therein.

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