Ahern’s take on tax and gambling are a puzzle

According to Bertie Ahern’s radio interview with Miriam O’Callaghan, he is a very simple person with very complex tax affairs and even more complex betting habits.

Thu, 23 Jul, 2015 - 01:00

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Perhaps this is where he went wrong when he and his mob bankrupted the country.

Kevin Finn

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Courts Columnists Place: Mitchelstown Co Cork Person: Ahern Person: Bertie Ahern Person: Miriam O Person: Callaghan Person: Kevin Finn Kingston

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