Cowen admits to smoking marijuana

One of Ireland's top politicians today came under fire after admitting smoking marijuana as a student.

Thu, 17 May, 2007 - 16:53
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Minister for Finance Brian Cowen today came under fire after admitting smoking marijuana as a student.

Critics complained that Cowen appeared to make light of his drug experience joking that, unlike Bill Clinton, he did inhale.

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