THERE is something of the dark about Fas headquarters in Dublin’s Baggot Street. In recent weeks, my colleague Nick Webb and I have visited Fortress Fas.
Please God, we will never need to do so again.
Fortress Fas has been politically protected for decades.
For several years I have been battling with the bosses manning the Baggot Street barricades.
They have always fought like tigers to avoid publicity. No holds have been barred.
Luckily, the Sunday Independent is strong enough to resist threats from bloated State agencies.
A few months ago, Fas point-blank refused to release basic information about its use of public money, telling us to jump in a lake.
Now we know why.
