Playing the role of victim: an expert’s view

A WEST Belfast audience was recently told by the Taoiseach’s man in the Seanad, Eoghan Harris, that “cultivation of victimhood is not going to bring any peace to this country”.

Mon, 13 Aug, 2007 - 01:00

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An interesting statement coming from a man who has made an entire career out of it.

Keith Nolan

Caldragh

Carrick-on-Shannon

Co Leitrim

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