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Tánaiste Rejects Call for Probe into Fuel Protest Media Coverage
Ireland's Tánaiste dismissed a minister's suggestion for a formal review or probe into media coverage of recent fuel protests. He stated there was no need for such an inquiry into how the events were reported.
14 Apr, 12:13 — 14 Apr, 12:43
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rte-newsMostly Factual42d ago
No need for 'formal review' of protests coverage - Harris
Tánaiste Simon Harris has said that there is no need for any sort of "formal review" into media coverage of the recent fuel protests.
Read full article →the-journal42d ago
Tánaiste slaps down minister's call for a probe into media coverage of fuel protests
Media Minister Patrick O’Donovan suggested that media coverage has been “lopsided” in favour of the fuel protests.
Read full article →Coverage Timeline
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