Failure a shared trait in Fianna Fáil and voters

EVEN in the ranks of Fianna Fáil there is recognition that the recent pay-rises for the boys and gals have caused serious damage with the electorate.

Failure a shared trait in Fianna Fáil and voters
Thu, 08 Nov, 2007 - 00:00
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Meanwhile, more jobs are set to go at Shannon, hospital services are closing and Brian Cowen ‘warns’ us of a tough budget ahead.

Anyone recall the last time a Fianna Fáiler warned us to ‘tighten our belts’?

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