Shatter: No problem saying sorry if Wallace feels I did him wrong

The Justice Minister Alan Shatter says he has "no problem in saying I am sorry" if Deputy Mick Wallace feels that he did him some personal wrong by mentioning Wallace's incidence of discretion.

Shatter: No problem saying sorry if Wallace feels I did him wrong

The Justice Minister Alan Shatter says he has "no problem in saying I am sorry" if Deputy Mick Wallace feels that he did him some personal wrong by mentioning Wallace's incidence of discretion.

Shatter, who had been facing calls to resign from the opposition, was speaking in the Dáil about the penalty points controversy.

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