Gildea will not be censured - Tanaiste

Opposition parties are demanding that Independent Deputy Thomas Gildea be censured following allegations he made against former Justice Minister Nora Owen.

Gildea will not be censured - Tanaiste
Thu, 22 Nov, 2001 - 11:10

Opposition parties are demanding that Independent Deputy Thomas Gildea be censured following allegations he made against former Justice Minister Nora Owen.

The Donegal TD was forced to withdraw claims that Mrs Owen received back-handers from Cable TV companies when she was Minister.

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