Surprised to be blamed for conclusions in Brexit article
"I was somewhat surprised to see your anonymous letter writer last week blame me for the conclusions in the Brexit article" - Matthew Dempsey, Celbridge, Co Kildare.
DEAR SIR: I was somewhat surprised to see your anonymous letter writer last week blame me for the conclusions in the Brexit article on the consequences of the UK voting to leave the EU I wrote in the edition of 23 April 2016.
I had hoped I had made it clear that I was in fact quoting the views and comments of a range of highly informed and involved participants in the whole area of British, Northern Ireland and EU relations.
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Title: Surprised to be blamed for conclusions in Brexit article
"I was somewhat surprised to see your anonymous letter writer last week blame me for the conclusions in the Brexit article" - Matthew Dempsey, Celbridge, Co Kildare.
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DEAR SIR: I was somewhat surprised to see your anonymous letter writer last week blame me for the conclusions in the Brexit article on the consequences of the UK voting to leave the EU I wrote in the edition of 23 April 2016.
I had hoped I had made it clear that I was in fact quoting the views and comments of a range of highly informed and involved participants in the whole area of British, Northern Ireland and EU relations.
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