Harney misses Dáil date due to traffic jam

Tánaiste Mary Harney couldn’t represent the Government in the Dáil this morning because of a traffic jam outside Dublin, it emerged today.

Harney misses Dáil date due to traffic jam
Thu, 03 Nov, 2005 - 16:14

Tánaiste Mary Harney couldn’t represent the Government in the Dáil this morning because of a traffic jam outside Dublin, it emerged today.

Amused opposition leaders claimed it was a bad omen for the Government’s €34.4bn transport plan launched amid a blaze of publicity on Tuesday.

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