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Emm Labour press Release goes bye bye

Writes Simon of The Dossing Times on July 31st, 2006

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Just had a look through the party news section and saw this “Councillors must defend integrity of dual mandate - Lacey” heading from labours press site. (We get a RSS feed from the site with some jiggery pokery). Yet when you go to the link. It is an empty page and all the other links from the Party News section work like for instance Minister fails to implement key provisions of new road traffic act. Wonder what happened and what Cllr Dermot Lacey had to say. If anyone has a cache of the post let us know.

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