Epic Thomond tussle sparks peace and light

TODAY’S battle between Munster and the All Blacks at the new €40 million Thomond Park has brought peace and light to the Dáil.

Epic Thomond tussle sparks peace and light
Tue, 18 Nov, 2008 - 00:00

Limerick East and West’s four Fianna Fáil deputies are to be paired with the four opposition TDs (3 Fine Gael, 1 Labour) to enable them travel to the big game.

Taoiseach Brian Cowen has also been given time out officially to open the new stadium in front of a capacity 26,000 crowd.

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