No giggle room

IT made one cringe recently to watch Mary Coughlan giggle like a schoolgirl at the launch of yet another of Fianna Fáil’s somnambulistic reveries, namely the employment subsidy scheme.

Mon, 17 Aug, 2009 - 01:00

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Ms Coughlan can sleep all she likes during her three-month holiday while real people get on with the nightmare of being unemployed.

Dr Florence Craven

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