Finance Minister hopes his successor will spend more on essential infrastructure

Michael Noonan would like the new person in his job to help Ireland to play "catch up" on major public spending.

Finance Minister hopes his successor will spend more on essential infrastructure
Mon, 12 Jun, 2017 - 20:42

The Minister for Finance says he hopes the new person in his job will help Ireland to play "catch up" on major public spending.

Michael Noonan will end a 35-year cabinet career when a new minister takes over in Finance from Wednesday.

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