Power grab

BASED on what I witnessed at the Passport Office in Molesworth Street, Dublin, and elsewhere, I can only conclude that, unknown to me, the unions have snatched the power to govern from Leinster House.

Sat, 27 Mar, 2010 - 00:00

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The new seat of power has crossed the Liffey to Liberty Hall.

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Courts Columnists Place: Molesworth Street Place: Dublin Place: Liffey Place: Liberty Hall Place: Ireland Person: Niall Ginty Organisation: Based Organisation: Passport Office Organisation: Leinster House

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