The independent role is designed to hold EU institutions and bodies to account.
Offaly's Emily O'Reilly has been re-elected as the European Ombudsman for a second term.
The independent role is designed to hold EU institutions and bodies to account.
The Tullamore woman has been described as a person of immense ability, integrity and experience.
Ms. O'Reilly says she wants to build on the foundations from her first term:
Congratulations to @EUOmbudsmanEOR on securing another term as European Ombudsman! Very proud to have you working on behalf of all Europeans 🇪🇺 🇮🇪 https://t.co/TM8MZei8xL
— Helen McEntee TD (@HMcEntee) December 18, 2019
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