Dealing with the historical facts

I noted Gerard Murphy’s letter (Apr 4) in response to my recent article discussing the TV3 documentary series, In the Name of the Republic (Irish Examiner, Mar 27).

Mon, 08 Apr, 2013 - 01:00

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I will answer what appear to be its most pressing points.

I can confirm that my article was not aimed at Gerard Murphy, but rather at the makers of the TV3 programme, In the Name of the Republic.

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