O'Rourke accepts apology from O'Leary

Opposition parties are continuing to demand the resignation of Aer Rianta board member Dermot O'Leary after the Minister for Public Enterprise again refused to sack him.

O'Rourke accepts apology from O'Leary
Thu, 17 Jan, 2002 - 06:29

Opposition parties are continuing to demand the resignation of Aer Rianta board member Dermot O'Leary after the Minister for Public Enterprise again refused to sack him.

Mary O'Rourke last night accepted an apology from the Fianna Fail fundraiser over the special treatment given to Liam Lawlor at Dublin Airport.

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