Sale of Clancy Barracks criticised

The Minister for Defence is staunchly defending his handling of the sale of Dublin's Clancy Barracks.

Sale of Clancy Barracks criticised
Wed, 16 May, 2001 - 20:00

The Minister for Defence is staunchly defending his handling of the sale of Dublin's Clancy Barracks.

Labour is blasting the Government for not selling the prime land to Dublin Corporation for local authority housing.

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