Reader's Blog: Casey: It’s a question of honour

So what happens when a 61-year-old, Irish-born, non-Irish tax-paying business Dragon — who thinks Travellers deserve a place in Phoenix Park — runs for president?

Reader's Blog: Casey: It’s a question of honour
Tue, 06 Nov, 2018 - 00:00

So what happens when a 61-year-old, Irish-born, non-Irish tax-paying business Dragon — who thinks Travellers deserve a place in Phoenix Park — runs for president?

He comes in second, on eight weeks’ notice.

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