Ireland sent to EU court for lack of competition

IRELAND is to be referred to the European Court of Justice for failing to open up business to competition.

Dublin City Council renewed its contract for the provision of ambulance services without opening up the business to competition, according to the European Commission.

As a result of this breach of EU competition rules, designed to ensure everyone gets a chance to tender for such contracts, the Commission is referring Ireland to the European Court of Justice.

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