The mask is off — but do we know the face?

IT didn’t take long, but the latest IRA masquerade ended as all such balls do... with the casting away of the mask.

The mask is off — but do we know the face?
Tue, 04 Nov, 2003 - 00:00

Poor P O’Neill, after all he has done for us (providing the anecdotes and plying all and sundry with drink), now has to walk home alone without the night’s takings.

Everyone is onto him for filching from them at the previous little charade and were hardly enamoured of him robbing them blind this time.

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