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Jesus fucking Christ. The Albert Reynolds government in 1994 ignored the Attorney General's advice, misled the Dáil, and (it seems) threw the AG under the bus - and for what? To protect an absolutely horrific monster? Someone else? https://
The State Papers: does anyone know why some of the papers are more recent (e.g. 9/11 in 2001) and some are older (e.g. the divorce referendum in 1997)? Are foreign affairs matters under a shorter timeframe? #MastoDaoine #StatePapers
[01:01] Six more things we learnt from the State Papers Every year, the release of State Papers around Christmas time draws a flurry of interest as stories that many may have forgotten resurface. https://www.rte.ie/news/2024/1228/1487190-st
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