Lenihan supporters enter the new spirit of things

IT was not only Finance Minister Brian Lenihan’s presence that made it an historic day at Béal na mBláth last Sunday but that of a large bus load of his supporters proudly displaying a placard ‘Dublin West Fianna Fáil’.

Wed, 25 Aug, 2010 - 01:00

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Noel Egan

Portarlington

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