Donkey business

CONSIDERING the disturbing revelations regarding Shell activities in Mayo, would it be correct to assume that the problem is not so much that “the law is an ass” but, rather, that our political and legal professions appear to be colonised with more than their fair share of donkeys?

Donkey business
Tue, 09 Aug, 2005 - 01:00

John Heney

Kilfeacle

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