The crimes, the contradictions and now the comeuppance

HOW are things in Mississauga this fine day? And in Toronto by the lake? Do the natives make you welcome, my Irish friends?

The crimes, the contradictions and now the comeuppance
Mon, 07 Mar, 2005 - 00:00

And can you watch foreign games in the Skydome, if you wish?

I only ask because most of you haven’t been there for 50 years, or 20, never mind the 800 years that our northern neighbours have been sharing the Old Sod back here in Ireland.

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