Fathers Rights-Responsibility Party

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Fathers Rights-Responsibility Party
Leader Liam Ó Gógáin
Founded February 2007
Ideology Pro-fathers' rights, masculism
International affiliation none
European affiliation none
European Parliament Group none
Official colours Blue, White
Website
www.fathersrightsparty.ie
Politics of the Republic of Ireland
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The Fathers Rights-Responsibility Party (Irish: Páirtí gCeart na n-Athar is Fhreagrachais) is an Irish political party, formed in 2007, although it has yet to register with the Clerk of Dáil Éireann, a legal requirement for entities seeking to form political parties in the Republic of Ireland [1]. The party has accused Kieran Coughlan, Registrar of Political Parties, of deliberately delaying the party's registration.[2]

Its leader is Liam Ó Gógáin.

Its members contested the 2007 Irish general election as Independents, polling around 1,300 first preferences.

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  1. ^ Registering a Political Party in Ireland
  2. ^ [1]

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