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Ep 167b: 8th Amendment Referendum: Una Mullally (YES)

In the second episode to discuss the upcoming 8th Amendment Referendum, Eamon speaks at length to Irish Times journalist Una Mullally about her belief that we need to repeal the 8th for the benefit of all citizens of Ireland, what she's learned from canvassing, and lots more.

Published: 17/05/2018

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