Young girls on the pill: a frightening vista

WAS Bertie wearing blinkers as well as earmuffs inside the Fianna Fáil tent at the Galway races?

Tue, 09 Aug, 2005 - 01:00

We all know what happened to Rome while Nero fiddled or perhaps while the Dáil was in recess!

Minister for Health and Children Mary Harney may have dealt her party and the Government a severe body-blow, with her support for the controversial morning-after pill to be given to eleven-year-old children.

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