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IF the super-democtatic Greens had to summon all their card-carrying members to decide whether or not to enter government, why did they include a former Dáil deputy rejected by the voters in their team negotiating terms with Fianna Fáil?

Thu, 14 Jun, 2007 - 01:00

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PJ McElhone

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