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Mooney on Irish Politics

Mooney on Irish Politics

De : Derek Mooney
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 A sometimes jaundiced, but always informed commentary on today's Irish politics from Derek Mooney, an experienced campaigner, former ministerial adviser and now a public affairs consultant.Derek Mooney Politique et gouvernement
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