Alan Shatter
Alan Shatter is a former Irish politician who served as Minister for Justice and Equality from 2011 to 2014. He is known for his strong stance on various legal reforms and has been a vocal critic of inheritance tax policies, describing them as a 'State-sanctioned graveside robbery of assets.' His insights into taxation and estate planning have made him a significant figure in discussions surrounding financial regulations in Ireland.
Born on Feb 14, 1951 (74 years old)
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Ireland:
Former Fine Gael minister Alan Shatter accused RTÉ of 'moral bankruptcy' regarding Eurovision.
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Ireland:
Citizenship ceremonies were first introduced in 2011, by then minister for justice Alan Shatter.
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Ireland:
Former minister for justice, Alan Shatter, labelled Dublin City Council 'full-on Nazi' over the proposal.
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Israel:
Alan Shatter, a former Irish Minister of Justice, expressed strong criticism of the Dublin City Council's decision.
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Israel:
Former Irish Minister Alan Shatter criticized the Dublin City Council's decision regarding the park's name.
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Ireland:
Alan Shatter's resignation caused a reshuffle that promoted Paschal Donohoe.
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Ireland:
Former minister Alan Shatter is among those who have been granted the tax relief.
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Israel:
Alan Shatter is a former Minister of Justice and Defense in Ireland who discusses the anti-Israel sentiment in the country.
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Ireland:
Alan Shatter is another politician whose resignation Varadkar observed and learned from.
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Israel:
Alan Shatter condemned the incident and criticized the Irish government.
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