Conviction politics

SINN FÉIN opposed the appointment of an EU commissioner because of his strongly-held Catholic convictions.

Conviction politics
Sat, 06 Nov, 2004 - 00:00

Meanwhile, they are eager to propose, as first minister for Northern Ireland, a man with strongly-held Protestant convictions. Penal Laws next?

Pat O’Mahony

Granitefield Manor

Rochestown Ave

Dún Laoghaire

Co Dublin

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