No Roma controversy

I was disappointed with the Irish Examiner and its coverage, in Saturday’s edition (Oct 27), of the recent Roma issues in Tallaght and elsewhere. Why the heading ‘Roma controversy’?

No Roma controversy
Tue, 29 Oct, 2013 - 00:00
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A more accurate heading would have been ‘State Agencies Controversy’.

Shane Mawe

Skerries

Co Dublin

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