Diversionary tactics

ON the day when Bertie Ahern began babbling for his political integrity at the Mahon Tribunal, the best Fianna Fáil could offer by way of distraction was the news that the budget will be announced differently this year.

Sat, 15 Sep, 2007 - 01:00
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Is that the best they could come up with?

Come back, PJ Mara, all is forgiven.

Kieran Sullivan

Georgestown

Kilmacthomas

Co Waterford

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