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06 Sept 2025
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Deputy Marc MacSharry
Sligo Leitrim TD Marc MacSharry is to be accepted back into the Fianna Fáil parliamentary party after speaking to the Taoiseach.
According to media reports this evening the Sligo/Leitrim deputy, who was one of the Taoiseach’s strongest critics, told Micheál Martin he wants to come back after quitting last year.
Mr Martin spoke to Mr MacSharry in recent days and the TD told him he wants to come back to the parliamentary party.
Under Fianna Fáil party rules, five days’ notice must be given to the whip once a member resigns the whip of the party.
FF TDs and senators are set to formally agree to Mr MacSharry being welcomed back at their parliamentary party meeting next week.
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