Final journey

MYLES Duffy’s suggested use for the “floating NAMA” that is the replica Jeannie Johnston is a good one (Letters, June 7).

Final journey
Fri, 11 Jun, 2010 - 01:00
Letters

I have another use for it, however: that it be loaded up with all our politicians, their banker and developer friends and launched out to sea on a predetermined, unalterable course for the Bermuda Triangle.

Miriam Cotton

Woodlands

Clonakilty

Co Cork

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