Why no tribunal to investigate the Provos’ millions?

WHEN will there be an inquiry into how Gerry Adams can afford a second home in Donegal?

Why no tribunal to investigate the Provos’ millions?
Mon, 24 Sep, 2007 - 01:00
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His last recorded job was as a barman in Belfast.

The Taoiseach still has only one average home, and he worked in the Mater Hospital and then as a constitutional politician.

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