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Published 09:28 2 Jun 2015 BST
Updated 09:30 2 Jun 2015 BST
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However, an advisor to the ruling Australian Liberal Party, Grahame Morris, reacted to the move and was not too complimentary about Ireland.
He told Sky News Australia, "The trigger was a vote in Ireland - I love the Irish and half the parliament's full of Irishmen, but these are people who can't grow potatoes, they've got a mutant lawn weed as their national symbol and they can't verbalise the differentiate between a tree and the number three," he said.
A classic 'I don't mean this in a bad way, but...' if ever there was one.
Let's hope the Irish in the parliament let him know how they felt about his racist bile.
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