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Simon Coveney

Irish politician
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    …parliamentary party, and Housing Minister Simon Coveney, the son of notable Fine Gael politician Hugh Coveney. Voting for the leadership of Fine Gael is apportioned on the basis of 65 percent for the parliamentary party, 10 percent for party councillors, and 25 percent for rank-and-file members. In balloting on June…

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    …parliamentary party, and Housing Minister Simon Coveney, the son of notable Fine Gael politician Hugh Coveney. Voting for the leadership of Fine Gael is apportioned on the basis of 65 percent for the parliamentary party, 10 percent for party councillors, and 25 percent for rank-and-file members. In balloting on June…

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