We will not be withdrawing any advertising featuring Noel's story, because Noel's story is true.
— John McGuirk (@john_mcguirk) March 6, 2018
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I'm VP of Corporate Communications at a telecoms company.
— John McGuirk (@john_mcguirk) August 2, 2016
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Someone sent me this new ad from #repealthe8th. It's about their efforts to reach out to men. I enjoyed it. Share far and wide! pic.twitter.com/eYkY5FhunP
— John McGuirk (@john_mcguirk) February 25, 2018
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Oh no, I think people should share it. I'm just not taking credit for it.
— John McGuirk (@john_mcguirk) February 25, 2018
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Your account, your branding, and by the look of it rendered in windows movie maker
It's not credit you're avoiding, it's responsibility
— Shane ᚛ᚄᚕᚅ᚜ (@Shane_Conneely) February 26, 2018
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I'm VP of Corporate Communications at a telecoms company.
— John McGuirk (@john_mcguirk) August 2, 2016
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This is truly bizarre. Kate O'Connell's speech to the Dáil appears to be, in parts, a word for word repetition of somebody else's work, delivered without crediting the original author. I believe there's a word for that kind of thing. #repealthe8th https://t.co/cD5MxeIUwo
— John McGuirk (@john_mcguirk) January 20, 2018
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Is @NiallODowd the speechwriter of @campaignforkate or was her speech simply plagiarised from Irish Central? Compare. https://t.co/ZJBDaM5fBM @seandefoe @gavreilly @john_mcguirk pic.twitter.com/VI9kTZvICg
— Angelo Bottone (@angelo_bottone) January 20, 2018
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I'm VP of Corporate Communications at a telecoms company.
— John McGuirk (@john_mcguirk) August 2, 2016
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