Lenihan in limbo: stand by for the lash

AFTER your report headlined ‘Lenihan dismisses PAC request for pension review’ (November 16) and your editorial which thundered ‘Bring them to heel, Mr Lenihan, November 18), one is forced to eat one’s last hat in disgust.

Mon, 30 Nov, 2009 - 00:00

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What a total joke this mess is becoming.

The situation after a year of government prognastitatation and obfuscuation is that we have a Minister of Finance who ...

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