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BERTIE AHERN was asked at the Mahon Tribunal who had the use of his bedroom.

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Mon, 31 Dec, 2007 - 00:00

I thought it was set up to investigate planning irregularities. What have the Taoiseach’s sleeping arrangements got to do with planning?

Declan Harmon

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