Returning to the fray

Europe Correspondent Ann Cahill assesses the performance of Munster MEPs seeking re-election.

Returning to the fray
Fri, 21 May, 2004 - 01:00

Gerard Collins

Brian Crowley’s surplus gave Gerard Collins the few thousand extra votes he needed to be elected on the second count in 1999 and he hopes Pat Cox’s withdrawal should help him past the post this year.

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