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I READ Fergus Finlay every Tuesday. Why does he continue to sign off as “chief executive of Barnardos”?
Fri, 04 Feb, 2011 - 00:00
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Is he still not a member of the Labour party and a former Labour advisor?

Surely he is not afraid of his past.

Barry Harrington

Castletownbere

Co Cork

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