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Waterford Minister vows vandalism at constituency office will not 'deter' her

Waterford Minister vows vandalism at constituency office will not 'deter' her
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A Waterford Minister of State says vandalism to her constituency office will not deter her from her work.

The office of Minister for Mental Health and Older People Mary Butler on The Quay in Waterford City was sprayed with graffiti, as reported yesterday.

In a statement to WLR News, Minister Butler said: "I was very disappointed to learn this morning that my Waterford City constituency office was targeted overnight with paint. Unfortunately this is not the first time that I’ve had to deal with issues in relation to my personal safety and issues in relation to my constituency offices. However it will not deter me from doing my job and contesting  the General Election in the next few weeks."

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