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Newspaper Article
An equal opportunity missed
2018
Overview
Among them, four reached the high office of tánaiste: the first being Mary Harney, the longest-serving woman minister in the history of the State; Joan Burton, leader of the Labour Party; Mary Coughlan, deputy leader of Fianna Fáil; and Frances Fitzgerald in Fine Gael. [...]she twice turned down offers from Mr Haughey to be spokeswoman on women's affairs. The cost of reducing food subsidies was under discussion and the late Jim Mitchell was calculating the impact on the price of rashers and sausages.
Publisher
The Irish Times Ltd
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