Gaybo hits back at critics

Embattled roads safety tzar Gay Byrne today defended himself amid calls for his resignation.

Gaybo hits back at critics
Fri, 14 Jul, 2006 - 15:30
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Embattled roads safety tzar Gay Byrne today defended himself amid calls for his resignation.

The veteran broadcaster, who heads up the Road Safety Authority, came under pressure this week to stand down after a shocking wave of fatal car crashes.

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