The turbulent week that was for politics

WHAT a fascinating week it was up to Sunday, May 26. Starting on the previous Monday night’s Questions & Answers, Michael McDowell tells Noel Dempsey and Fianna Fáil that no way are they bringing back university fees.

The turbulent week that was for politics
Tue, 03 Jun, 2003 - 01:00

A day or two later Bertie Ahern suggests only high earners (€500,000 and over) would be asked to pay. Right up to Saturday night, statements and counter statements are publicly aired.

Late on Saturday night, a press conference is announced for Sunday morning to announce a decision.

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