Taoiseach shouldn’t give shamrock to terrorists

I WRITE regarding the act passed in the British parliament on February 2, 2005 outlawing the glorification of terrorism.

Mon, 13 Mar, 2006 - 00:00

Recently we have been seeing further images of the British army perpetrating sadistic acts of brutality on Iraqi youths, and further revealing acts of barbarism and state-sponsored terrorism carried out by the Americans in Iraq.

Surely the two most glorified terrorists on the planet now come in the guise of George Bush and Tony Blair.

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