Popular revolt

IN her letter (March 7), Jacqueline Cotter says “start the revolution” in the light of ministerial waste, highlighted by a helicopter trip to Kerry costing €8,000.

Popular revolt
Fri, 13 Mar, 2009 - 00:00
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I agree. This time not an armed insurrection against the British, but a social and democratic revolution on behalf of the plain and much abused people of Ireland. What have they done to deserve such rulers?

Dr Gerald Morgan

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