Man of vision

LORD Edward Fitzgerald once commented, “I confess that Leinster House does not inspire the brightest of ideas”. Was he perhaps thinking of unfair budgets, spendthrift politicians and daft weather management schemes over 220 years later?

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Dr Florence Craven

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