Hypocrisy highway

THE Office of Public Works is supposedly concerned with protecting Tara from a few tents and a campfire while the Government has destroyed monuments in the Tara Valley to make way for a massive toll road.

Thu, 15 May, 2008 - 01:00
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Ireland is now the world capital of hypocrisy.

Shawn M Gainer

23 North Lee Street

Cumberland

Maryland

USA 21502

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