Govt reveals St Patrick's Day trip list

The government has announced details of the largest St Patrick's Day travel programme since it came to office.

Govt reveals St Patrick's Day trip list
Mon, 17 Feb, 2014 - 11:33

The government has announced details of the largest St Patrick's Day travel programme since it came to office.

28 of Ireland’s 30 ministers will be travelling abroad, with many leading trade missions to encourage foreign investment in Ireland.

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