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'Disadvantages' to Ireland's electoral system - Andrews

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By Karen Creed, says Humphreys, Dept says
| RTÉ Verified
Fianna Fáil MEP Barry Andrews has outlined the "disadvantages" created by Ireland's electoral system as he said newly elected MEPs in other member states are already "staking their claims" on positions in Brussels. While most countries have their final or provisional results for the elected MEPs, the wait continues in two of Ireland's three constituencies.
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'Clear need for action' - Harris favours XL Bully ban

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By Karen Creed, Dept says
| RTÉ Verified
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'Intention' around timing of election not changed

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By Karen Creed, Dept says
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The Taoiseach has said his "intention" around the general election has not changed and he is very pleased with the results of the local and European elections so far. Simon Harris said his party has received more first preference votes in both and he believes Fine Gael is in a very good chance for MEP seats. Mr Harris also responded to comments made by Green Party leader Eamon Ryan about personal attacks for electoral gain during RTÉ's Prime Time last night.
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Irish man dies while swimming off spanish coast

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By Karen Creed, Newborn Abandoned, Dept says
| RTÉ Verified
An Irish man has died after getting into difficulty while swimming in the sea in the southeast of Spain. The incident happened yesterday evening. The Department of Foreign Affairs has confirmed that it is aware of the case. A spokesperson for the Department said it is providing consular assistance. Local media reports say the man was in his 70s.
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