Interesting times ahead for NTR and SWS

THE speculation about Philip Lynch’s long-term plans for IAWS and his holding in National Toll Roads (NTR) that cost €130 million refuse to go away.
Interesting times ahead for NTR and SWS
Wed, 16 Feb, 2005 - 00:00
Brian O'Mahony

Lynch is the former boss of IAWS Plc, floated in 1988, which he turned into a huge success.

It evolved out of IAWS Co-op, where he had been chief executive for a number of years.

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