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Newly elected leader of the Green Party, Minister for the Environment John Gormley, with his wife Penny, son Seán and daughter Ellie, after the declaration of his win in Dublin yesterday.

Newly elected leader of the Green Party, Minister for the Environment John Gormley, with his wife Penny, son Seán and daughter Ellie, after the declaration of his win in Dublin yesterday.


Photograph: Alan Betson
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