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IT seems Bertie Ahern took a cheque book to Africa with him.

Sat, 19 Jan, 2008 - 00:00

If any cheques remain, perhaps he could pass them on to the Cork Airport Authority so that it can take care of the €100 million debt that his Government promised to wipe out.

Bill Hurley

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Courts Columnists Place: Africa Place: 59 School Street Hyannis Massachusetts 02601 USA Person: Bertie Ahern Person: Bill Hurley Organisation: Cork Airport Authority

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