Good Friday anachronism

FIVE years into the 21st century and I'm still faced with the obscenity of a religiously inspired metal grill at the supermarket when I wish to purchase a bottle of wine on Good Friday.

Good Friday anachronism
Tue, 29 Mar, 2005 - 01:00

When is this so-called Republic going to cast off the last vestiges of a medieval religious mindset?

Anthony Sheridan

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