Carol interrupts the president

RTÉ Washington correspondent Carol Coleman’s interview with US President George W Bush (Prime Time, June 24) was a huge achievement for her and for the national station.

Sat, 26 Jun, 2004 - 01:00

Of that there is no doubt.

Her interventions may well put her in excellent form with RTÉ and her colleagues but what damage might it have done to Irish-American relationships, especially with the White House?

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