Harris apologises for walking away from care worker
Taoiseach (Irish prime minister) Simon Harris has apologised to a disability care worker he walked away from when she tried to ask him about low pay in her job sector. Charlotte Fallon stopped Harris in County Cork on Friday to ask him a question while he was campaigning for the general election.
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Simon Harris: 'entirely possible' that there will be a united Ireland in my lifetimeIrish premier Simon Harris has said it is “entirely possible” that there will be a united Ireland in his lifetime.
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Simon Harris says it's 'entirely possible' there will be Irish unity in his lifetimeYou can check out at any time. More info Taoiseach Simon Harris has said it is "entirely possible" that there will be a ...
In an interview with Sky News, the Taoiseach also says Irish unity in his lifetime is "entirely possible" - but that he doesn ...
The disability worker at the centre of a viral clip with Taoiseach Simon Harris has said she was “shaken” after her interaction with the Fine Gael leader, who she said rang her to apologise in ...
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'No excuse' - Simon Harris responds to criticism over exchange with upset carer on campaign trailIn footage which has been widely shared on social media, the woman tells Simon Harris that the disability sector has "been ...
Taoiseach Simon Harris has claimed there has been 'an undertone' of sexism in relation to criticism of Helen McEntee.
The 2024 General Election is now just days away with Micheál Martin, Mary Lou McDonald and Simon Harris all out canvassing today ...
Fine Gael has been accused of 'failing' young people by opposition parties, but its leader says it has plenty to offer younger voters.
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