Editor resigns in row over Irish jokes

An Irishman who resigned as editor of a community magazine in Cornwall after a complaint about its publication of Irish jokes said today the situation was due to “political correctness gone mad”.

Editor resigns in row over Irish jokes

An Irishman who resigned as editor of a community magazine in Cornwall after a complaint about its publication of Irish jokes said today the situation was due to “political correctness gone mad”.

“The Irish are the first to have a joke at themselves,” said 58-year-old Denis Lusby. “I can understand why racism laws have been tightened up, but it has given loads of powers to people to take it to extremes."

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