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Back to bad old days?

SINCE the introduction of the euro, businesses in Ireland are closing at an alarming rate and prices are steadily increasing.

Back to bad old days?

Mon, 19 Jan, 2004 - 00:00

Unless things change we will return soon to the awful poverty that was rampant here until the 1970s.

Philomena Burns,

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