Defence decision will hit morale, says FG

The Minister for Defence's u-turn in announcing that all further army deafness claims will be processed through the Courts will further undermine morale in the Defence Forces, Fine Gael warned today.

Defence decision will hit morale, says FG
Fri, 26 Jul, 2002 - 11:13

The Minister for Defence's u-turn in announcing that all further army deafness claims will be processed through the Courts will further undermine morale in the Defence Forces, Fine Gael warned today.

The warning came from Fine Gael's spokesman on defence, Dinny Mc Ginley.

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