Growing old

JUST a short reply to Brendan Ronayne (‘No Place for the Young’, Letters March 27).

Tue, 06 Apr, 2010 - 01:00
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He should not forget that he too one day will become an “oldie” and hopefully he will have a nicer attitude towards his contemporaries then.

Betty Karwig

Liosbourne

Carrigaline

Co Cork

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