Cut to the chase

YOU reported (Irish Examiner, June 22) that Justice Minister Michael McDowell said he did not know the full content of the Carty report until 2002 because he only received a 37-page precis of the report in August 2000.

Mon, 27 Jun, 2005 - 01:00

I know gardaí are notoriously long-winded, but surely even a superintendent can get to the point in 37 pages?

Tim O’Halloran

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