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Jim Duffy was the post-graduate student in University College Dublin whose interview with then Tánaiste Brian Lenihan in 1990 led to Lenihan's dismissal from Charles Haughey's government and the election of Mary Robinson as President of Ireland.

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	~~Post~~-graduate student in [[University College Dublin]] whose interview with then Tánaiste [[Brian Lenihan]] in 1990 led to Lenihan's dismissal from [[Charles Haughey]]'s government and the election of [[Mary Robinson]] as President of Ireland.		'''Jim Duffy''' was the post-graduate student in [[University College Dublin]] whose interview with then [[Tánaiste]] [[Brian Lenihan]] in [[1990]] led to Lenihan's dismissal from [[Charles Haughey]]'s government and the election of [[Mary Robinson]] as [[President of Ireland]].