Taoiseach says Fine Gael ‘in mourning’ following death of councillor John Naughten

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Taoiseach says Fine Gael ‘in mourning’ following death of councillor John Naughten
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Brother of former minister Denis Naughten had been due to contend the next General Election for the party

Brother of former minister Denis Naughten had been due to contend the next general election for the partyMr Naughten, a brother of the Independent TD Denis Naughten, was elected to Roscommon County Council in June’s local elections, exceeding the quota on the first count.

Ireland weather: Orange alert extended to Co Waterford with Met Éireann warnings for seven counties on Saturday “I have been in close contact with John in recent months and weeks and his diligence as a public representative was easy for all to see. It was always in his blood, but John’s political brain was quick-thinking and shrewd.”

“John was a passionate farmer and a tireless advocate for the people of Roscommon. We have lost a talented politician, but much more tragically, a close and wonderful family have lost a loved husband and father. Our hearts are broken.” “I am so sorry for his wife Breda, his daughters Emma, Leah and Orlaith, his mother Mary and his siblings, in particular his brother Denis, who is our much respected colleague in Dáil Éireann.”

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