NUJ defends media on Burke scandal

The National Union of Journalists is rallying to the defence of the media over accusations of a feeding frenzy in the Ray Burke scandal.

NUJ defends media on Burke scandal
Thu, 03 Oct, 2002 - 18:48

The National Union of Journalists is rallying to the defence of the media over accusations of a feeding frenzy in the Ray Burke scandal.

Justice Minister, Michael McDowell, has said columnists and reporters are behaving hysterically over the Flood Tribunal revelations.

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