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She is an inflammatory socialist who has spent 20 years trying to get a seat in Dail.
But this week, Claire Daley TD seems willing to risk for a chaotic tax fraud, the name of which is synonymous with the worst excesses of capitalism. The 44-year-
The old deputy refused to ask Mick Wallace, her close friend and political ally, to resign for one euro.
Tax scandal has left her bin
Beating comrades in militantsCharming left.
During the boom, she was one of Dublin's toughest criticisms of developersled planning.
Here, however, she is endangering her political career and her party's reputation for defending debt --
The cyclist involved millions of people in a real estate bubble that broke the country.
In Daley's working-class heartland, where she attended the Socialist Party in Northern Dublin last year, some voters felt cheated and vowed to dump her next time.
"For a woman who has been attacking someone else's double standards most of the time, she will stand with someone who cheated the taxpayer and elected her working people, which is too surprising, one said.
"She won't have to knock on my door next time.
"The friendship between Daley and Wallace has attracted attention, and this is not the first time.
Photos of dining at Dublin's luxurious Pico restaurant before Christmas left some red-
Fanatic followersfaced.
But look more closely at the woman behind the placard. Carry the mob
An abnormal pattern begins to appear.
She grew up in a politically determined family in Newbridge, but when her peers were still playing spin bottle games, she became a determined activist.
She was trained in accounting at NIHE (now City University Dublin) but found a job at wash
Part of the Aer Lingus catering to make a living by packing the sausage into a foil breakfast tray.
She has proposed a bill that legalizes abortion in Ireland in some cases, a long-term bill
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Although her brother and uncle are priests.
It is also obvious that Claire Daley did not adhere to the party line and did not succumb to political pressure, thus failing to reach her level today.
From the moment she joined the Labor Party, a curly hair
Playing the piano, it seems like eating, sleeping, breathing the hair teenager of Trotsky and Marx, it is clear that this is a woman who does not accept any orders.
For some of the other young activists among her, her appearance seems unusual because she comes from one of the best --
A famous military base in town.
Her late father, Kevin, is a colonel and signal director of the Irish Army.
Dr. Daly Kavanagh, a contemporary figure of Daley at the Labor Party, teaches philosophy today at Carlow College, recalling his memory of the recruits.
"At that time, the youth of the Labor Party were militants, and their views were very Marxist.
Claire is a little younger than most of us involved.
She's very nice-
Read and be interested from a theoretical point of view, but since her father is a soldier, it is impossible for her family to be political.
"She was the daughter of an officer, which impressed us too. In Newbridge.
In the 1980 s, if it weren't for the upper class, it would have designated her as the middle class, but here you have a very, very left person --wing views.
"At the university, Daley devoted himself to politics and served as president of the student union for two years after the 80 s.
At the age of 18, she was elected as a youth representative as a member of the Labor administration, but at the age of 21, she was expelled from the party when it got rid of the "bellicose tendencies" of the members of the organization.
After graduation, she joined linglingus for a catering job, a position far below her academic qualifications.
But it didn't take long to prove the door to the political career she longed.
She became SIPTU's store steward at the airport and the champion of the workers, fighting for their wages and conditions while the airline was putting in a lot of costs
Cutting and outsourcing.
"She is in good health --read and well-
A former colleague recalled: "When it comes to this, we ask ourselves, 'Why did she wash the dishes? '.
"She certainly has the ability to do more intellectually, but taking on this role means she has a good chance to be top of the list in terms of political representation.
"She is much more educated than most of her peers, and she wants to represent them and their interests.
"Soon, she will be able to attract more senior people than in the Union.
You knew she was there when you walked into the room.
She is considered a leader by everyone.
Everyone was listening when she spoke.
"More than once, Daley, who married Socialist member Michael Murphy, clashed with the SIPTU leadership.
On 2001, she was suspended as trustee of the branch office due to the refusal to sign a blank cheque for crew expenses arising from union activities.
She said she simply insisted on properly verified claims.
In 1999, after successfully leading a massive fight against corruption, Daley was elected as a member of the fingarh County Council.
Water fee Sports in North Dublin.
On 2003, she led a similar charge because she refused to end the garbage truck blockade and she spent a month in prison with 20 people, including Joe Higgins TD.
When she came to Montjoy in tears-
Kate is her only child.
Despite her ungovernment attitude towards politics, she performed well in her constituency
In the mainstream party, most of her opponents think.
Senator FF Darragh O'Brien and former TD in north Dublin said: "I have been getting along well with her and as a constituency colleague, I will trust her impeccable . ".
"Her public image is very different from her real identity.
Some angry socialists want people to be dissatisfied with things.
I really didn't find out about Claire.
She is a sensible person, and her constituents care most about her.
"No matter what career she is involved in, she is dedicated to it with all her heart," said Anne Devitt, a former Finn Gaelic MP.
"Her working relationship with me in the Council is very good, and that's strange because we're from an ideological opposition camp.
"She entered the Dail seat by working purely hard.
If she had no such relationship with Mick Wallace, she would have been one of the first to condemn him.
Her position in this case is typical of her normal conduct.
It is said that Daley has matured since entering Dail, and her appearance has become smart, changing to sharp suits with her signature jeans, masking her hair and wearingup.
Although seeing her gum in the room this week indicates that her contempt for the institution has never been far from the surface.
Last month, in an interview with the Community Channel "doltv", she summed up her impressions of leinsterhouse and her constituency colleagues in a less-than-compliment tone.
"Once you walk into the gate, it's a privileged institution and the staff call you a deputy and people will leave your path and other things, which is definitely ridiculous to carry with you --on.
Some of them got off the bus.
"In my own constituency, there are some government backbenchers who think they are great.
"They think they just succeeded.
It's terrible, terrible, really bad, but hopefully they won't be around next time.
Some observers believe Claire Daley may or may not support her after she supports Wallace.