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Keaveney victory a rebuff to leadership
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[Irish Times] - The two other candidates, outgoing chairman and former Waterford TD Brian O'Shea and Galway West TD Derek Nolan, would be seen as closer to the party hierarchy. Mr Keaveney had a 29-vote majority over Mr Nolan, 357 votes to 328, following Mr O'Shea's
Majority against semi-State sale
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[Irish Times] - After a show of hands, conference chairman Brian O'Shea agreed to a request from some delegates that the votes be counted and tellers were appointed. The Minister's proposal was rejected by 158 votes to When a vote on the actual motion was then
Johnnie Dodds overpass to open in Mount Pleasant; Bowman Road to ...
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[Charleston Post Courier] - Brian O'Shea, general manager at Stuckey Furniture, said the situation is a double-edged sword because traffic will flow more smoothly on Johnnie Dodds, but Bowman will be shut near the creek. “It's a cost of progress. It will make a big difference to
Gilmore says Government has a road map for revival
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[Irish Times] - The winner of the three-way contest to chair the party was Galway East TD Colm Keaveney who defeated Galway West Deputy Derek Nolan and outgoing chair Brian O'Shea. Unconfirmed figures gave the count as 320 votes for Mr Keaveney to 210 for Mr Nolan and
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