Row over new off-licence planning guidelines

Harry McGee, Political Editor

Tue, 12 Jul, 2005 - 01:00

Yesterday, the minister hit back at critical remarks made by Mr O'Dowd, who is his party's environment spokesman, over the weekend, in which he portrayed the new requirement as a publicity stunt.

Mr Roche countered yesterday by claiming that Fine Gael was displaying "remarkable double standards" on alcohol sales.

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