Faltering alternative

THE Fine Gael/Labour coalition hasn’t a hope of getting into government.

Faltering alternative
Tue, 03 Oct, 2006 - 01:00
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All of their initiatives have fallen flat.

Bertie Ahern is Fianna Fáil’s biggest electoral asset. Machiavelli would love all of this.

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