Enda’s early-morning meeting a wake-up call for us all

Taoiseach Enda Kenny’s diary entry for the morning after Martin Callinan resigned as garda commissioner was "09.30AM — Meet with Disney group, Dining Room." Perhaps Pinocchio was there.

Enda’s early-morning meeting a wake-up call for us all
Sat, 17 May, 2014 - 01:00
Shaun Connolly
Shaun Connolly

Was 7:30am, Sunday appointment a clerical error or the beginning of the end for former garda commissioner Martin Callinan, who exited within 48 hours? The Taoiseach must explain the anomaly

WELCOME to the not-so-secret diary of Enda Kenny, aged 63 and 1/4. It is a stranger-than-fiction tome in which little appears to make sense.

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