Kenny heckler 'not sorry'

The man who challenged RTE broadcaster Pat Kenny over his €600,000 salary on live television last night says he is not sorry for what he did.

Kenny heckler 'not sorry'
Tue, 10 Nov, 2009 - 10:54

The man who challenged RTE broadcaster Pat Kenny over his €600,000 salary on live television last night says he is not sorry for what he did.

Thirty-eight-year-old Alan O'Brien accused Mr Kenny of "pontificating" about people on social welfare, despite collecting a salary of €600,000 for 11 hours work a week.

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