Aquatic centre controversy to continue this week

The controversy surrounding the aquatic centre currently under construction in west Dublin looks set to continue this week, with the Attorney General’s report into the matter due to be published soon.

Aquatic centre controversy to continue this week
Mon, 25 Mar, 2002 - 07:34

The controversy surrounding the aquatic centre currently under construction in west Dublin looks set to continue this week, with the Attorney General’s report into the matter due to be published soon.

The cabinet will discuss the report tomorrow and is expected to publish it shortly afterwards.

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