Opposition tells Taoiseach to consider Cooper-Flynn case

The Labour partty and Fine Gael have said that the Taoiseach can not now ignore the consequances of the Beverly Cooper-Flynn ruling.

Opposition tells Taoiseach to consider Cooper-Flynn case
Thu, 05 Apr, 2001 - 19:12

The Labour partty and Fine Gael have said that the Taoiseach can not now ignore the consequances of the Beverly Cooper-Flynn ruling.

In a statement from Fine Gael's deputy finance spokesman, Paul McGrath, said:

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