Off the shelf

WHY are people in Cork cut off from full participation in the debate on the Ferns report?
Wed, 02 Nov, 2005 - 00:00

Neither of the two major bookstores in the city - Eason’s and Waterstones - is selling the report and it is not available online, ostensibly for legal reasons.

Ciarán McCullagh

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