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IN his letter (January 10), Brendan Cafferty questions the protocol of the Taoiseach and Government ministers attending the funeral of Tony Gregory TD and not that of Dr Conor Cruise O’Brien.

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Surely the attendance was an indication of the esteem in which Mr Gregory was held not only by politicians but by the citizens of Dublin.

Brian P Ó Cinnéide

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Courts Columnists Place: Dublin Place: 28 Essenwood Road Durban 4001 South Africa Person: Brendan Cafferty Person: Tony Gregory Person: TD Person: Dr Person: Conor Cruise O’Brien Person: Gregory Person: Brian P O Cinneide Organisation: Taoiseach

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