Doctor’s claims left unchallenged in article

YOUR article on Dr James Barry was a poor example of balanced journalism (Irish Examiner, April 21).

Wed, 26 Apr, 2006 - 01:00

Reproduced from the Irish Medical Times, the article provided Dr Barry with a convenient soap box and failed to challenge any of his outlandish claims.

The following serve as examples of issues which the journalist failed to raise: Dr Barry is quoted as saying he is "totally exonerated".

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