Nothing bizarre about opposition to Lisbon

IN his letter (January 2), Barry Walsh got a lot wrong when he criticised me and my “fellow-travellers” who voted no to the Lisbon Treaty because of what he describes as “bizarre claims” about the risks in that treaty to Irish children.

There was nothing bizarre about our claims.

Lisbon did, and still does, put our children at serious risk and I would be more than happy to point out these risks to Mr Walsh and to any of his fellow-travellers who would care to meet me face-to-face.