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Pic: Alan Shatter's Court of Appeal roadshow

The Minister for Justice wants you to vote ‘Yes’, and isn’t afraid to ask.

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(Pic: Fine Gael)

POLITICIAN AND PART-TIME romantic novelist Alan Shatter works Saturdays, but he doesn’t do ties at the weekend if this picture is anything to go by.

The Minister for Justice was launching Fine Gael’s new mobile ad for a ‘Yes’ vote in next week’s Court of Appeal referendum but was obviously in relaxed mood.

At a campaign stop at Ballinteer Shopping Centre in Dublin this morning, Shatter posed with what TheJournal.ie estimates is at least four buttons unbuttoned.

The debate surrounding the Court of Appeal referendum certainly needed some sexing up but we’re not sure this is was what people had in mind.

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