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52% of people in Connaught Ulster want a General Election - Poll - Highland Radio

52% of people in Connaught Ulster want a General Election - Poll - Highland Radio
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Carlow Kilkenny based Minister of State Malcolm Noonan retains portfolio under new Taoiseach as poll shows most Irish people believe a General Election should happen soon

Carlow Kilkenny based Minister of State Malcolm Noonan retains portfolio under new Taoiseach as poll shows most Irish people believe a General Election should happen soon
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Most young people would like to see a General Election now

Poll shows difference in opinion between younger and older voters.

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News Briefing: Britain and Ireland

News Briefing: Britain and Ireland
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New poll shows Irish mothers of young children prefer to stay at home

A new survey says more than two-thirds of mothers with children under the age of 18 in the Republic of Ireland would prefer to stay at home with their children rather than go out to work if they could afford it.

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