Museum of crime

Now that the residence of the former disgraced Taoiseach Haughey, Abbeville, is back on the market, would it not be an opportune moment for the State to purchase it?

Museum of crime
Thu, 17 May, 2012 - 01:00
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It would be ideal to transform it into a museum — a museum of crime.

This, I feel, would be a fitting tribute to the man who was responsible, single-handedly, for introducing corruption into Irish politics.

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