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Govt fails to reach decision on Apple tax appeal; Michael O'Leary thinks Govt should tell EU to 'f**k off'

Latest: Communications Minister Denis Naughten says its a case of Europe attempting to dictate Irish tax law.

Govt fails to reach decision on Apple tax appeal; Michael O'Leary thinks Govt should tell EU to 'f**k off'

Wed, 31 Aug, 2016 - 09:35

Update 8.50pm: Communications Minister Denis Naughten says its a case of Europe attempting to dictate Irish tax law.

He says the Government should appeal the ruling.

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