Three month suspension for saying the wrong thing

On spreading out the Irish Examiner supplement on our family breakfast table on Saturday, I was taken aback at the use of certain words in Aida Austin’s much-awaited column.

Sat, 02 Nov, 2013 - 00:00

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My response was a red card — that means an automatic three month suspension for Aida!

Michael Galvin

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