‘Sad day’ if Bishop Magee tenders resignation

I WOULD appreciate it if Deputy Seán Sherlock would refrain from making sweeping statements such as “the people have no faith in the Bishop of Cloyne”.

Tue, 30 Dec, 2008 - 00:00
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How dare he assume everyone shares these sentiments towards the bishop.

It is amazing how politicians seem to use the misfortune of others as a platform to promote themselves.

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