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Wexford councillor claims employees of ‘national politicians’ behind anonymous social media accounts

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By Simon Bourke Verified, Maeve McTaggart Verified
| New Ross Standard Verified
Some councillors have received threats online. Stock photo/Getty Employees of “national politicians” are setting up anonymous social media accounts and making “very dubious remarks” about public representatives in Co Wexford. That’s according to independent councillor for New Ross, Michael Sheehan, who has urged the government to fast-track legislation outlawing the use of these accounts and profiles.
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Fitzgerald approached Gavin about Fine Gael run for Europe

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By Maeve McTaggart Verified
Former tánaiste Frances Fitzgerald approached Fianna Fáil presidential candidate Jim Gavin about running for a seat in the European Parliament for Fine Gael before the last elections. The former Fine Gael deputy leader said she "had a chat" with the ex-Dublin GAA manager in late 2023 about whether he would consider running to become an MEP. "I had decided I wasn't going to go forward again as an MEP and, yes, I did meet Jim and had a chat with him," she told Newstalk's The Anton Savage Show.
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Tooth decay in thousands of children untreated as free primary school dental screening delayed

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By Eilish O'Regan Verified, Maeve McTaggart Verified, Avril Kinsella
| EIN News
Tooth decay in thousands of children untreated as free primary school dental screening delayed Eilish O'Regan, Maeve McTaggart and Avril Kinsella Today at 05:30 Tens of thousands of children who are at risk of untreated tooth decay are not having dental screening until their last year in primary school or later because of a shortage of HSE dentists, it has emerged.
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