Molloy in hot water over court intervention claims

The Labour Party is calling for an immediate clarification from Junior Environment Minister Bobby Molloy, following criticism of him by a High Court judge.

Molloy in hot water over court intervention claims
Tue, 09 Apr, 2002 - 15:54

The Labour Party is calling for an immediate clarification from Junior Environment Minister Bobby Molloy, following criticism of him by a High Court judge.

Judge Philip O'Sullivan today took the unusual step of describing as "totally improper" an approach made on behalf of the PD Minister to him.

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