Special Report: Irish MEPs claim €600k each

In this special report Elaine Loughlin reveals the extent of expenses payments accrued by Irish MEPs over the most recent five-year European Parliament term.

Special Report: Irish MEPs claim €600k each
Sat, 18 May, 2019 - 01:00
Elaine Loughlin

In this special report Elaine Loughlin reveals the extent of expenses payments accrued by Irish MEPs over the most recent five-year European Parliament term.

Irish MEPs each claimed €600,000 in expenses during their terms in Brussels.

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