Frank McNally: Welcoming Taoiseach finds hugs and kisses the first political pitfall at Dublin’s EPC summit

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Micheál Martin had to greet 50 world leaders individually, exuding warmth while respecting cultural and personal differences

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Frank McNally: Welcoming Taoiseach finds hugs and kisses the first political pitfall at Dublin’s EPC summit

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