Kenny’s vain pursuit

FINE Gael leader Enda Kenny is still refusing to accept that he will not be our next Taoiseach.

Thu, 31 May, 2007 - 01:00
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If he is so far detached from reality, then perhaps the voters made the right choice.

Eamonn Ó hEachach

College Court

Milford

Castletroy

Co Limerick

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