Selling off state assets would be the height of national folly

HE’S a cute fellow, that Colm McCarthy.

Tue, 26 Apr, 2011 - 01:00

Plausible, calm, measured.

Never gets too worked up or flustered under questioning. Always seems to know the right answer to any question he’s asked, even if he sometimes manages to convey the impression that the questioner is a bit thick.

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