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Sunday 16 January 2022
Have your say in today’s poll on the candidates who have secured an election nomination.
If you could cast your vote today, which of these five would you choose?
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Gay Mitchell has secured the Fine Gael nomination over fellow contenders Mairead McGuinness and Pat Cox.
Former MEP says she is a “realist” and late to the race and “unlikely” to secure the Fine Gael nomination for Aras run.
Longford County Council seeks advice on whether last night’s meeting validly nominated Sean Gallagher’s presidential bid.
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The former PD launches his campaign for Fine Gael’s nomination, but acknowledges there will be difficulty ahead.
Cox is now expected to seek the FG nomination in the race for the Áras. He’s a former MEP and European Parliament president.
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Party leadership have pinned their hopes on Cox but had not factored in Gay Mitchell who declared his intention to seek the nomination on Friday.
The Dublin MEP joins Mairead McGuinness – and probably Pat Cox – in seeking the largest party’s official approval.
Pat Cox has applied to become a member of the St Luke’s branch of Fine Gael, in his local Cork North Central area.
MET ÉIREANN IS predicting a frosty start to next week.
With light rain and sunny spells forecast for today, the weather service has said that things are set to take a chilly turn tomorrow night.
Temperatures are set to drop to between -3 and +1 degrees as we head into Monday with widespread frost setting in nationwide.
While temperatures will rise again on Monday afternoon, some may be disappointed that there won’t be a proper fall of snow.
So today we’re asking: Would you like a big snow event?
Poll Results:
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Ireland must address gender-based violence once and for all, Professor Jane Monckton Smith writes.
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