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08 Sept 2025
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08 Sept 2025
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Dáil Éireann
A candidate that stands out in the Tipperary North constituency is Diana O’Dwyer who has a range of skills and talents which she can bring to the fore should she get elected.
A Dáil researcher for People Before Profit, she feels the time is right now for a profound change of how people vote in Tipperary.
Diana O’Dwyer has always looked to make a difference and build an Ireland that helps those in need, which is something close to her heart.
She has been a socialist activist for nearly 20 years and in that time has campaigned against many Government decisions that many feel were unjust such as water charges and housing action.
Also “to repeal” and more recently, to stop the genocide in Gaza have been priorities for her.
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