Standing outside the Eire
With almost poetic timing, Joe Duffy's holidays have tragically coincided with what the Liveline (RTE Radio 1) audience perceives to be the biggest story of the year.
With almost poetic timing, Joe Duffy's holidays have tragically coincided with what the Liveline (RTE Radio 1) audience perceives to be the biggest story of the year. Not Ukraine, not Iraq, not even Donald Trump snapping up Doonbeg, but Garth Brooks doing a George No-Show' Jones on it. Joe must feel like the man whose ship came in while he was at the airport.
''You must feel like somebody has died, Philip Boucher Hayes asked Allan...
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