Cosgrave, Niamh (1964–)
Cosgrave, Niamh (1964–)
Irish politician. Born Oct 9, 1964, in Dublin, Ireland; dau. of Michael Joe Cosgrave (TD); m. Myles Dunne.
Representing Fine Gael, nominated to the Seanad by Taoiseach John Bruton (Casual Vacancy, 1997); campaigned for restitution for people who acquired Hepatitis C from contaminated blood.
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