Ireland gives €12.5m to anti-Aids efforts

Junior Minister Liz O’Donnell has announced that Ireland will give an €12.5m to worldwide efforts to stop the spread of Aids.

Ireland gives €12.5m to anti-Aids efforts
Tue, 22 Jan, 2002 - 13:44

Junior Minister Liz O’Donnell has announced that Ireland will give an €12.5m to worldwide efforts to stop the spread of Aids.

The minister announced the extra funding following a meeting with Dr Peter Piot from UN-Aids, the United Nations body overseeing the global fight against the disease.

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