US and Britain tore up our legal legacy

IT’S shocking that the American and British governments have not only torn up the UN charter... they have also turned their backs on hundreds of years of constitutional struggle and construction of which their peoples can be justly proud and which we in Ireland shared.

Wed, 26 Mar, 2003 - 00:00

My Government is now part of this sad an extraordinary adventure.

Maurice O'Connell,

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