Irish businessman wins Young European of Year award

A 26-year-old Irish businessman has won this year's Young European of the Year award.

Irish businessman wins Young European of Year award
Thu, 31 Jul, 2003 - 13:13

A 26-year-old Irish businessman has won this year's Young European of the Year award.

Adrian Langan, an international trade executive with the Chambers of Commerce of Ireland, won the award for campaigning for a 'Yes' vote in last year's referendum on the Nice Treaty.

Mr Langan is a native of Co Mayo.

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