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Andrews: Ireland not headed for Armageddon

Irish people should have the humility to remember they have been through tough times before, a Government minister suggested today.

Andrews: Ireland not headed for Armageddon

Mon, 29 Nov, 2010 - 13:34

Irish people should have the humility to remember they have been through tough times before, a Government minister suggested today.

Minister for Children Barry Andrews also said Ireland should realise it was not headed for Armageddon.

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