Govt begins sell-off of state assets

The Government has begun a major sell-off of state assets in an effort to raise money for the Exchequer.

Tue, 04 Mar, 2003 - 12:10

The Government has begun a major sell-off of state assets in an effort to raise money for the Exchequer.

The Office of Public Works former maintenance headquarters off Dublin's Baggot Street was put on sale by tender today.

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