Irish Examiner View: Win with either cheer or misery

Our fight against the coronavirus is no less a war than the one we fought for independence a century ago.

Wed, 18 Mar, 2020 - 20:30

Irish Examiner editorial

It was GK Chesterton, the English writer and philosopher, who penned a jaunty salute to the great Gaels of Ireland, declaring them to be “the men that God made mad”.

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