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• A case of eyes wide shut as Lee is witness to snoozegate
CHARLIE Flanagan started it. On Tuesday the Taoiseach was on his feet informing the opposition how his Government had no intention of going anywhere before 2012, when Fine Gael's Justice spokesman interrupted him.
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