Reception
- "'Haughey' is a whale of a story, told with a fine energy in this production", Sunday Independent
- "'Haughey' was gripping television from beginning to end...it will be an important source for the history of Fianna Fáil in the Haughey period", Sunday Independent
- "An extraordinary story...neither a black-and-white morality tale nor a rehabilitation", The Irish Times
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