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I WOULD like to second Declan Gilchrist’s comments (‘Higgins and Howlin have done the state a great service’, Letters, October 13).

Tue, 28 Oct, 2008 - 00:00

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Their actions in defence of the public interest are of even greater significance now. We should salute politicians of the calibre of Jim Higgins and Brendan Howlin.

Alan Reeve

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