Taoiseach and eight ministers to celebrate March 17 abroad

TAOISEACH Enda Kenny and eight of his ministers will travel abroad to represent Ireland on St Patrick’s Day.

Taoiseach and eight ministers to celebrate March 17 abroad
Fri, 11 Mar, 2011 - 00:00
Paul O’Brien, Political Correspondent

The list of destinations is shorter than usual, with just nine visits planned to eight countries.

This compares with the 24 countries visited last year under the previous administration.

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