Martin saves Blindcraft from closure

The threatened closure of a state factory which employed blind people was averted by Health Minister Michael Martin tonight.

Thu, 23 Sep, 2004 - 20:37

The threatened closure of a state factory which employed blind people was averted by Health Minister Micheál Martin tonight.

A working group is to be set up to decide the future of the 36-strong workforce at Blindcraft in Inchicore, Dublin.

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