Government ‘would aid rescue plan if possible’

FINANCE Minister Brian Lenihan has indicated the Government would get involved in a rescue attempt for Waterford Wedgwood — if this was possible.

Yesterday he said it would join any court proceedings designed to work out a recovery plan.

However for this to happen legally the company would have to be taken out of receivership and placed at the mercy of a High Court appointed examiner.

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