FG to bring O'Keeffe affair before Dáil

The Fine Gael party are seeking an adjournment in the Dáil today to discuss the Ned O'Keeffe affair.

Tue, 20 Feb, 2001 - 07:20

The Fine Gael party are seeking an adjournment in the Dáil today to discuss the Ned O'Keeffe affair.

Justice Spokesman Alan Shatter has said the circumstances that led to Deputy O'Keeffe's resignation as Minister for Food are a matter of public interest and importance.

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