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THUG ball den Dáil ‘gobdaw’ ar Conor McGregor.
Dúradh an méid seo le linn díospóireachta faoi bhrú i ndiaidh círéibeacha Bhaile Átha Cliath, agus d’éiligh Sinn Féin go gcuirfí as don Aire dlí agus cirt Helen McEntee.
Tá McGregor glaoite amach sa Dáil in éineacht le lucht tacaíochta Far Right a bhfuiltear in amhras faoi chíréibeacha Bhaile Átha Cliath a eagrú.
Dúirt an Lucht Oibre TD Aodhan O Riordain: "Tá daoine cáiliúla ar nós Conor McGregor, gobdaw, agus daoine sa Seomra seo a úsáideann na focail ‘coiriúlacht’ agus ‘inimirce’ san abairt chéanna chomh minic agus is féidir leo chun gnóthachan polaitiúil saor a fháil dóibh féin."
Tá tuairimí measctha faighte ag McGregor maidir leis na círéibeacha.
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