What if Iraqi militants were using Shannon?

WOULD the strange nature of Ireland’s neutrality be maintained if 330,000 Iraqi militants passed through Shannon during the next year on their way to wage war against the USA?

What if Iraqi militants were using Shannon?
Wed, 11 Jan, 2006 - 00:00

I suppose it would be OK as long as it benefited the local economy to the tune of €30 million in line with Deputy John Ellis’s rather peculiar notions of political morality.

Derry Chambers

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