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get under way in early
January 2022 and could take five days to be heard as there are over 50 witnesses. The four men (Grealish, Cassidy, along with James and John Sweeney, of the Station House Hotel in Clifden) went on trial on 6 January 2022, charged with breaching the COVID-19 regulations. District Court Judge Mary Fahy dismissed all the charges on 3 February. The Court concluded: "They were all responsible people who would not have gone to a dinner unless they felt comfortable and unless the organisers had not put in place all that was required to make it safe." Grealish said he was "delighted with the outcome". Donie Cassidy, described as being emotional when leaving the court, said he was always a lawmaker and never a law-breaker.
813:; from there, he travelled to Dublin for essential work purposes on 12 August. After playing golf in Adare on 13 August, he returned to Kilkenny, and travelled to Clifden via Kildare on 17 August. Hogan participated in the golf competitions on 18 and 19 August and attended the gala dinner, before returning to his temporary residence in Kildare on 21 August, and to Brussels the following day. Following publication of this timeline, reports appeared in the media claiming that Hogan had been seen at public restaurants with other individuals during this period, including on the evening of his arrival in Ireland, and that he had made a further trip to
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690:, heavily criticised both the gathering and the government, stating that the government had "descended into new levels of chaos". McDonald had requested that the Dáil be recalled from its summer recess, but this was initially rejected by Martin. In response, McDonald stated that Martin was wrong, that the government had lost its direction and that it needed to be held to account. McDonald also said that she had been unaware of the existence of an Oireachtas golf society, and questioned the ethics of an organisation that allowed wealthy donors to interact with members of the Oireachtas.
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172:. It also resulted in calls for a number of other resignations, and the affair was seen to have shaken public confidence in the coalition government. Four people were later prosecuted for their roles as organisers of the event. The Court acquitted them of all charges, saying that the event had been organised within the rules and with due care to public health.
801:, had participated in the golf competitions arranged as part of the event, but declined to participate in the gala dinner, telling others that he thought it was "a bad idea" and would "send out the wrong signal to the general public". RTÉ announced that further projects involving Seán O'Rourke, which had been planned, would not now proceed.
797:, to report on Woulfe's attendance at the dinner, including the question of whether he should have accepted the invitation and whether "he should in all the circumstances have left the hotel in light of the situation prevailing". On the same day, it was also reported that former Taoiseach and Leader of Fine Gael,
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that four people would be criminally prosecuted for their role in organising the event. Amongst the four were Noel
Grealish and Donie Cassidy. In May, Grealish was issued a summons for a court date of 22 July. The case was adjourned until 28 October. It was revealed on 28 October that the trial would
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to play golf on 13 August. It was noted that Hogan was admitted to a Dublin hospital on 5 August, where he tested negative for COVID-19; he was discharged from hospital and returned to a temporary residence in County
Kildare the following day. On 7 August, hours before a local lockdown was enforced
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and Mr
Justice Woulfe were published in which the Chief Justice reprimanded Woulfe for his response to the scandal and stated that it was his opinion that Woulfe should resign in order to avoid continuing serious damage to the judiciary. The Government responded on 10 November by acknowledging the
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for using a mobile phone while driving – a criminal offence punishable by three penalty points and an €80 fine – on his way to
Clifden. Hogan's very presence in the county was an issue in itself, as it was under a local lockdown at the time, meaning that Hogan would have been entitled to travel to
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announced on 18 August that more restrictive measures would be reintroduced across the country until 13 September, in an effort to limit the spread of the virus. Among the restrictions announced were a limit on indoor gatherings and events to six people from no more than three households, with
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While Martin resisted calls on 21 August to recall the Dáil – which was on summer break – the government announced on Sunday 23 August that the Dáil would return sooner than planned, most likely by
Tuesday 15 September.
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that " made a big mistake. shouldn't have gone to the function. didn't want to let people down and responsibility for that mistake". He elaborated by saying his actions had undermined the work of
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705:, said that not only had the government lost the confidence of the people, but also that he had rarely seen such public anger in response to a political issue as to the event. The co-leader of the
790:, stated that what he called Hogan's "unclear answers" on the issue damaged confidence in politics and the EU, and that President von der Leyen must consider this when considering Hogan's report.
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672:– but while he suggested that Phil Hogan should apologise for attending the event, Martin declined to comment on whether he should resign, saying that Hogan's position was a matter for the
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on Friday 21 August, Martin would not comment on the position of judge Séamus Woulfe – citing the need for legislature not to interfere with the judiciary in line with the
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the county for essential purposes such as work, but not to leave again for non-essential purposes such as attending the golf dinner. In light of this, Martin and the
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264:. The dinner was held in a single room with a removable dividing partition, splitting the 81 attendees into 45 and 36 people on either side in an effort to enforce
268:. Newspaper reports stated that not only had social distancing not been properly observed at the dinner, but public health advice had generally not been observed.
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Noel
Grealish, who served as captain of the Oireachtas Golf Society at the time of the event. He was subsequently prosecuted for his role in organising the event.
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On 25 August, Hogan published a timeline of his movements since his he arrival in
Ireland from Brussels on 31 July, including new details of a trip to
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exemptions granted for weddings, certain religious ceremonies and cultural facilities, provided appropriate protective measures could be maintained.
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141:, there was widespread public anger across Ireland that attendees had allegedly contravened restrictions that had been drafted by the ruling
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As well as the resignations of
Calleary and Leas-Cathaoirleach of Seanad Éireann, Jerry Buttimer, six senators who attended the event also
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of alcohol. Coverage of
Calleary's resignation was covered not just domestically, but also internationally, with the story featuring in
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240:, was organised as a celebration of the 50th anniversary of the society, as well as a commemoration of the death of former Fianna Fáil
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2778:"Golfgate trial: All Golfgate charges are dismissed as judge says 'very good people lost very good jobs' over Clifden hotel event"
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1129:"The event, the guests, the garda investigation – everything we know so far about the golf dinner that cost Dara Calleary his job"
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that was mandatory for people entering Ireland from Spain, under the then-current travel restrictions enforced by the government.
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116:. A total of 81 guests attended a dinner organised by the society, including a number of high-profile Oireachtas members; the
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1190:"'I should not have attended the event': Minister apologises for attendance at golf event in breach of health guidelines"
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on 17 August for social purposes; these previously undisclosed details were seen as contradicting Hogan's own timeline.
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announced on 21 August that they would be investigating the event to see if it breached the Health Act 1947, which was
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2428:"Extraordinary joint statement by government leaders says it is 'clear' Phil Hogan breached public health guidelines"
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652:. In addition to his ministerial role, Calleary resigned as deputy leader and national secretary of Fianna Fáil.
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Calleary, Buttimer and Hogan all attended the event, and subsequently resigned from their main political offices.
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and Paul Hosford reported on an event organised by the Oireachtas Golf Society that took place over two days in
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Calleary's resignation made him the second Minister for Agriculture, Food and the Marine to lose his job in
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1718:"Coronavirus in Ireland: agriculture minister Dara Calleary quits after breaking virus rules at golf event"
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2558:"Letters in full: What Chief Justice said to Mr Justice Seamus Woulfe over golfgate dinner and his reply"
2090:"Taoiseach learned about Phil Hogan being in Kildare because he was stopped by gardaí while on his phone"
1955:"'They must be held to account': Mary Lou McDonald says Taoiseach has refused request to recall the Dáil"
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2454:"Taoiseach, Tánaiste and Eamon Ryan: 'It is clear' that Phil Hogan breached public health guidelines"
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1818:"Après une violation des restrictions sanitaires, le ministre de l'Agriculture irlandais démissionne"
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473:, head of the Banking and Payments Federation of Ireland, and former Fine Gael minister of state and
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1472:"BREAKING: Kilkenny councillor Martin Brett resigns from Fine Gael over Galway golf dinner – report"
1248:"Golfgate: Who were the public figures at this week's controversial Oireachtas Golf Society dinner?"
1074:"Government advises over 70s to limit interactions, tells people to limit home visits to six people"
957:"Statement by An Taoiseach announcing new public health measures which will last until 13 September"
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2584:"Séamus Woulfe controversy: AG tells Cabinet judges' clash raises 'serious constitutional issues'"
1392:"'A serious lack of judgement' – Dr Harty apologises for attending Oireachtas Golf Society dinner"
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Health (Preservation and Protection and other Emergency Measures in the Public Interest) Act 2020
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The gathering took place during public health guidelines that had been issued in response to the
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1273:"Monaghan Councillor broke quarantine rules to attend Oireachtas golf event after trip to Spain"
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Following the breaking of the story, the gathering was criticised heavily across Irish society.
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2610:"Ireland's golfgate fury shows that elites still think they're the exception to lockdown rules"
676:. Following initial reluctance, Hogan apologised for his attendance at the event on 22 August.
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and a gala dinner. The golfing competitions, held over the two days at Connemara Golf Links in
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2220:"Enda Kenny refused invite to Golf-gate dinner and was 'very unhappy' about it going ahead"
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It was announced on 24 August that the Supreme Court had requested a former Chief Justice,
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with responsibility for health and safety in the Oireachtas, including COVID-19 precautions
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1522:"Government plunged into turmoil as public anger grows in wake of golf dinner controversy"
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2350:"Hogan insists he acted in 'good faith' as European Commission considers his explanation"
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2064:"Michael Clifford: Garda commissioner presents under-fire Government with handy missile"
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2402:"Government leaders say 'concerns remain' over Hogan's public account of his movements"
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932:"Family gatherings and barbeques allowed from June 29 and more detail from new roadmap"
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2116:"Hogan stopped by gardaí for using phone while driving in Kildare en route to Galway"
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1328:"Former Kildare junior minister attended controversial golf dinner at Galway hotel"
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1789:"Dinner für 80: Irischer Minister tritt nach Verstoß gegen Corona-Regeln zurück"
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in Ireland involving past and present members of that country's parliament, the
1015:"Statement on the introduction of new measures to limit the spread of COVID-19"
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requested that the Oireachtas Golf Society be disbanded with immediate effect.
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2324:"Timeline: How Phil Hogan spent his time in Ireland and where he travelled to"
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1753:"EU Commissioner Hogan defends attending event that broke coronavirus rules"
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1600:"Barry Cowen to give statement in the Dáil tomorrow about drink-driving ban"
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to include public health regulations pertaining to the COVID-19 pandemic.
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Bray, Jennifer; Horgan-Jones, Jack; Clarke, Vivienne (10 November 2020).
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2793:"Golfgate trial: Charges against all four defendants dismissed by judge"
2753:"Four standing trial over alleged roles in Oireachtas golf dinner event"
1700:"Golfgate scandal: Irish minister resigns after breaking COVID-19 rules"
2009:"Gardaí have launched an investigation into Galway 'golfgate' incident"
1219:"Former TD attended controversial golf dinner days after trip to Spain"
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2376:"Eyewitnesses surprised to spot Phil Hogan in public areas at K Club"
1672:"Irish minister resigns over golf dinner that flouted Covid-19 rules"
1158:"Calleary admits to breaching health guidelines at golf social event"
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serious constitutional issues that have arisen as a result of this.
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1447:"Who attended the golf dinner and what has happened to them since?"
2706:"Judge in Clifden adjourns Golfgate court case until October 28th"
2194:"Supreme Court orders review into Woulfe attendance at golf event"
1496:"Enda McGloin resigns as Fine Gael whip on Leitrim County Council"
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2168:"Fianna Fáil MEP warns of "damage" if Hogan goes as Commissioner"
1626:"Irish Minister Quits for 'Damaging National Effort' on COVID-19"
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Ní Aodha, Gráinne; Byrne, Laura; Murray, Sean (26 August 2020).
2245:"RTÉ confirms plans for Sean O'Rourke projects will not proceed"
1788:
1771:"L'Irlande secouée par un scandale politique lié au coronavirus"
1549:"Dara Calleary: Taoiseach 'entitled to be angry' over #Golfgate"
905:"Covid-19: Taoiseach reveals acceleration of roadmap in Phase 3"
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for reopening the national economy after the first peak of the
1984:"Dáil to be recalled early in wake of golf dinner controversy"
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Emergency Measures in the Public Interest (COVID-19) Act 2020
2038:"Ceann Comhairle seeks winding up of Oireachtas Golf Society"
101:, who attended a gathering of the Oireachtas Golf Society in
2506:"Phil Hogan resigns from EU role following golf controversy"
1300:"High profile Galway names on guest list for Clifden dinner"
774:, requested a detailed report from Hogan on the matter. The
2532:"Phil Hogan resigns from his role as EU Trade Commissioner"
135:
Following the publication of the story on 20 August by the
2726:"More than 50 witnesses in trial over golf society dinner"
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O'Leary, Naomi; Power, Jack; Leahy, Pat (25 August 2020).
1421:"Dáil health-and-safety official attended #Golfgate event"
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A Ministerial Broadcast by An Taoiseach Leo Varadkar, TD
2636:"'GolfGate' Dinner in Ireland Sparks Political Backlash"
2479:"Govt leaders say it is clear Hogan breached guidelines"
2426:
Gataveckaite, Gabija; McQuinn, Cormac (25 August 2020).
1928:"Govt has descended into new levels of chaos - McDonald"
1871:"Calleary, Buttimer resign over attending Clifden event"
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However, in response to an increase in confirmed cases,
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in Ireland and he was deeply sorry for having done so.
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The scandal resulted in the resignations of Hogan; the
2272:"Hogan tells Commission he adhered to Govt guidelines"
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1899:"EU Commissioner Hogan issues apology over golf event"
1844:"Dara Calleary resigns as Fianna Fáil's deputy leader"
143:
Fianna Fáil–Fine Gael–Green Party coalition government
2142:"Phil Hogan controversy: The last thing the EU needs"
990:"New powers for gardaí to enforce Covid restrictions"
2664:"Golfgate: Four to be charged with organising event"
1048:"At a glance: What's new with Covid-19 restrictions"
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It was also reported that former independent TD and
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2297:"Phil Hogan's timeline of his movements in Ireland"
1653:"Irish agriculture minister quits over golf dinner"
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Minister for Housing, Local Government and Heritage
713:, called the event "inexcusable" and asked for the
3098:Irish government response to the COVID-19 pandemic
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1212:
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1355:"Hayes says he won't step down over golf debacle"
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1178:
831:On 9 November, correspondence between Mr Justice
1575:"Revealed: Cabinet minister's drink-driving ban"
3217:RTÉ Investigates: Inside Ireland's Covid Battle
2685:"Summons for Grealish over golf society dinner"
1922:
1920:
525:and chair of the Oireachtas Committee on Health
3007:Irish Epidemiological Modelling Advisory Group
1046:Kenny, Aisling; Regan, Mary (18 August 2020).
988:Regan, Mary; Kenny, Aisling (18 August 2020).
600:on 14 July 2020 for a controversy surrounding
446:, former Fianna Fáil TDs and cabinet ministers
3355:Political scandals in the Republic of Ireland
2997:National Public Health Emergency Team (NPHET)
2829:
308:Minister for Agriculture, Food and the Marine
180:Under the third phase of a roadmap issued by
150:Minister for Agriculture, Food and the Marine
8:
3340:COVID-19 pandemic in the Republic of Ireland
2845:COVID-19 pandemic in the Republic of Ireland
3345:Impact of the COVID-19 pandemic on politics
3233:RTÉ Investigates: Covid-19 – The Third Wave
3267:Health Service Executive ransomware attack
2836:
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855:In February 2021, it was announced by the
558:Enda McGloin, sitting Fine Gael member of
552:Martin Brett, sitting Fine Gael member of
839:The scandal was compared to the earlier
896:
782:, called on Hogan to resign, while the
546:Donagh Killilea, Fianna Fáil member of
528:John Flaherty, Captain of the Guard in
3118:Temporary COVID-19 Wage Subsidy Scheme
3113:COVID-19 Pandemic Unemployment Payment
784:Minister of State for European Affairs
735:In the immediate wake of the scandal,
2322:McDermott, Stephen (25 August 2020).
1246:McDermott, Stephen (21 August 2020).
331:and outgoing president of the society
7:
3228:(July–August 2020 / April–June 2021)
2452:Ní Aodha, Gráinne (25 August 2020).
2192:Traynor, Vivienne (24 August 2020).
2062:Clifford, Michael (24 August 2020).
768:President of the European Commission
248:, in 2018. It consisted of games of
1716:O'Donoghue, Paul (21 August 2020).
1217:Gallagher, Conor (21 August 2020).
515:TD, and vice-captain of the society
310:, deputy leader of Fianna Fáil and
2634:Castle, Stephen (25 August 2020).
2374:Carswell, Simon (26 August 2020).
2166:McQuinn, Cormac (24 August 2020).
1670:Beaumont, Peter (21 August 2020).
1547:Clark, Vivienne (21 August 2020).
1390:McMahon, Páraic (22 August 2020).
1298:Malone, Michael (22 August 2020).
1188:; Hosford, Paul (20 August 2020).
1156:; Hosford, Paul (20 August 2020).
355:, and former cabinet minister and
25:
3002:Coronavirus Expert Advisory Group
2662:Moore, Aoife (18 February 2018).
2608:McDonald, Karl (25 August 2020).
2556:Clarke, Frank (9 November 2020).
2504:Connelly, Tony (26 August 2020).
2270:Connelly, Tony (25 August 2020).
2140:Connelly, Tony (24 August 2020).
1493:O'Grady, Donal (21 August 2020).
1353:O'Dwyer, Peter (23 August 2020).
467:, former Fine Gael senator and TD
2218:Molony, Senan (24 August 2020).
2114:Connor, Dyane (23 August 2020).
1573:Sheahan, Fionnán (3 July 2020).
64:
50:
36:
3325:2020 in the Republic of Ireland
3043:Oireachtas Golf Society scandal
2751:McGrath, Pat (6 January 2022).
2088:Ryan, Philip (23 August 2020).
2036:Duffy, Ronan (21 August 2020).
1953:Murray, Sean (21 August 2020).
1698:Walsh, David (21 August 2020).
1127:Doyle, Kevin (21 August 2020).
1072:Duffy, Rónán (18 August 2020).
857:Director of Public Prosecutions
809:in Kildare, Hogan travelled to
539:Lahcen Mahraoui, Ambassador of
353:European Commissioner for Trade
118:European Commissioner for Trade
87:Oireachtas Golf Society scandal
3123:Employment Wage Subsidy Scheme
2683:Siggins, Lorna (18 May 2021).
1869:Regan, Mary (21 August 2020).
1797:Frankfurter Allgemeine Zeitung
1793:Frankfurter Allgemeine Magazin
1474:. Kilkenny Now. 22 August 2020
1445:Power, Jack (25 August 2020).
643:Frankfurter Allgemeine Zeitung
433:and former independent TD for
345:and the captain of the society
1:
3335:August 2020 events in Ireland
3048:Katherine Zappone controversy
2704:Fallon, John (22 July 2021).
2348:Ryan, Órla (25 August 2019).
1982:Leahy, Pat (23 August 2020).
930:Ryan, Philip (19 June 2020).
870:Katherine Zappone controversy
2757:RTÉ News and Current Affairs
2730:RTÉ News and Current Affairs
2510:RTÉ News and Current Affairs
2483:RTÉ News and Current Affairs
2301:RTÉ News and Current Affairs
2276:RTÉ News and Current Affairs
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2120:RTE News and Current Affairs
1932:RTÉ News and Current Affairs
1903:RTÉ News and Current Affairs
1875:RTÉ News and Current Affairs
1848:RTÉ News and Current Affairs
1052:RTÉ News and Current Affairs
994:RTÉ News and Current Affairs
909:RTÉ News and Current Affairs
521:, former independent TD for
452:, former Fianna Fáil TD and
230:, and its president, former
114:COVID-19 pandemic in Ireland
89:, also known informally as "
27:Political scandal in Ireland
3133:Economic Recovery Plan 2021
1634:. Reuters. 21 August 2020.
1025:Department of the Taoiseach
967:Department of the Taoiseach
602:driving under the influence
596:, following the sacking of
491:, former Fine Gael senators
3371:
2791:McGee, Harry; Healy, Ann.
822:Leader of the Green Party
820:Martin, Varadkar and the
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3296:53.488689°N 10.017489°W
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554:Kilkenny County Council
461:, former Fianna Fáil TD
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680:President of Sinn Féin
560:Leitrim County Council
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594:less than two months
429:, sitting member of
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329:Leader of the Seanad
284:restricted movements
3292: /
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657:lost the party whip
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162:Leas-Chathaoirleach
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745:On 22 August the
688:Mary Lou McDonald
665:RTÉ News: Six One
587:frontline workers
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290:Notable attendees
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