1:04:03
Mr. O'Connor, over here.
Do the police have any suspects?
1:04:05
- How is Sinead?
- Is her life in danger?
1:04:07
A bullet has been removed
from Sinead Hamilton's thigh.
1:04:10
H er condition is stable
and she's expected
1:04:12
to make a full recovery.
1:04:14
Today is a dark day
for Irish journalism,
1:04:17
but Sinead's spirit
of endeavor and fortitude
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is indicative of her mission
on the Sunday Globe.
1:04:23
And in the light
of this heinous assault,
1:04:25
the Globe will install security
systems in her home.
1:04:28
Was it a botched assassination
attempt or a warning?
1:04:31
She's been offered
around the clock--
1:04:32
The article about The Runner
must have caused
1:04:34
bad blood in the
criminal fraternity.
1:04:36
Would you say the
Sunday Globe is responsible?
1:04:39
- That's an odious suggestion.
- Mr. O'Connor,
1:04:41
would you agree your newspaper
has exploited
1:04:44
Sinead's growing fame?
1:04:45
I won't even stoop to answer
that one. Thank you very much.
1:04:49
Excuse me.
1:04:52
Colum: You got
one letter so far.
1:04:54
Sinead: Is there
an ''A'' in it?
1:04:55
- Nope.
- No?
1:04:57
- Are you sure about that?
- Yes.
1:05:00
- More flowers.
- Lovely, thanks.
1:05:10
''With best wishes
for a speedy recovery,
1:05:12
John Cosgrave.''
1:05:17
Bastard.
1:05:19
John Cosgrave?
1:05:21
- The Runner.
- Bastard !
1:05:24
Bastard.
1:05:35
We'll be down the corridor.
Come on.
1:05:37
Can we go to the shop?
1:05:45
I'm really sorry.
1:05:48
Did you see a face?
1:05:51
It's fairly obvious though,
isn't it?
1:05:56
$2.5 million from Securex
would buy a lot of flowers.