Reilly: HSE to review 'threesomes' article on SpunOut.ie

Health Minister James Reilly said today that he believes that discussions about “threesomes” on a State-funded website is not an appropriate use of that cash.

Reilly: HSE to review 'threesomes' article on SpunOut.ie
Mon, 25 Mar, 2013 - 14:09

Health Minister James Reilly said today that he believes that discussions about “threesomes” on a State-funded website is not an appropriate use of that cash.

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