Friday 27 February, 2015
IT WAS A week in which the nation was shocked by the RTÉ Prime Time programme exposing the mistreatment of children in some Irish creches.
Elsewhere the world was shocked by the discovery of a small baby in a Chinese sewer pipe while back at home Justice Minister Alan Shatter survived a no confidence motion and Micheál Martin said Fianna Fáil will have a free vote on abortion legislation.
All that and more, it’s the week in quotes:
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‘I was told he was just having a panic attack – an hour later, he was dead’ |
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Dublin hotel tells Ed Sheeran fans to stay in homeless shelters if not happy with its price |
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Graham Dwyer’s wife describes routine life with her husband |
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Why this economist made a late-night dash for biscuits in the midst of the banking crisis |
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160 jobs lost as Cadbury scraps the Pink Snack bar |
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Watch: Ad for ‘the world’s slimmest phone’ banned for objectifying women |
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