Backward and parochial response to invitation

SENATOR Liam Twomey’s disapproval of Finance Minister Brian Lenihan’s upcoming address at the annual Michael Collins Beal na mBláth commemoration is backward and parochial.

Sat, 14 Aug, 2010 - 01:00

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It was generous of the commemoration committee and the Collins family to invite Mr Lenihan and for him to accept the offer.

This occasion will help further to heal our civil war scars.

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