Bertie Ahern
Irish Prime Minister Bertie Ahern dramatically quit yesterday over a barrage of allegations about his personal finances.
Ahern, who has been Taoiseach since 1997, insisted he had “done no wrong”.
But he said claims made at a tribunal...
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