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The last #GE16 word from the parties on ... The red line issues

QUESTION: Can you highlight three policy initiatives whose achievement will be red line issues for you and your party / grouping if given sufficient mandate by the electorate to enter government?

The last #GE16 word from the parties on ... The red line issues

Thu, 25 Feb, 2016 - 00:00

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AAA/PBP: Paul Murphy (Candidate in Dublin South West)

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Analysis Election 2016 Place: Dublin South West Place: Cork North Central Place: Cork South Central Place: Dublin West Place: Cork East Place: Western Europe Place: Louth Place: United Ireland Person: Paul Murphy Person: Fianna Fail Person: Billy Kelleher Person: Simon Coveney Person: Eamon Ryan Person: Tánaiste Person: Joan Burton Person: Paul Bradford Person: Gerry Adams Person: Ken Curtin Organisation: PeopleBeforeProfitPBPAntiAusterityAllianceAAALogo_large.jpg Organisation: NAMA Organisation: FiannaFailLogo2_large.jpg Organisation: Fianna Fáil Organisation: USC Organisation: Gardaí Organisation: Fine Gael Organisation: Future Jobs Investment Fund Organisation: Green Party Organisation: GreenPartyLogoDec15_large.jpg Organisation: Renua Ireland Organisation: Flat Tax Commission Organisation: SinnFeinLogo_large.jpg Organisation: Social Democrats Organisation: EU Organisation: Brexit Organisation: Ireland

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