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Boyd Barrett’s fiscal fetishes arouse orgy of laughter in Dáil

Was it Fiscal Farce or Carry On Compact?

Fri, 11 May, 2012 - 01:00

Paul O’Brien

Either way, the national parliament did its best to lower the tone yesterday.

Orgies, arousals and fetishes were the talk of the house. And no, it wasn’t an effort to make Michelle Mulherin blush.

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