UN our best defence

I FORGET who is still in the Coalition of the Willing these days, but Ireland is fortunate to need UN approval prior to aiding in any invasion or occupation.
UN our best defence
Thu, 25 Mar, 2004 - 00:00

If Bertie Ahern’s posturing in the US on Patrick’s Day is any indication, he would bow to Bush pressure in a second.

Matt McLaughlin,

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