Bad time to call time

WE have just delivered the Queen to the Guinness Storehouse and Obama to Hayes pub in Moneygall.

Thu, 26 May, 2011 - 01:00
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Two great publicity coups for Diageo. Yesterday, the drinks giant announced job cuts in Dublin.

Poor timing by Diageo? Poor return for us? Definitely.

Tim Madigan

Ringsend

Dublin 4

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