Cullen faces fresh questions over Malaysia trip

Transport Minister Martin Cullen is facing questions over a trip he took with three advisors to a Malaysian island in February 2003.

Sat, 05 Feb, 2005 - 09:19

Transport Minister Martin Cullen is facing questions over a trip he took with three advisors to a Malaysian island in February 2003.

The former Environment Minister made the stop at the island resort of Langkawi during an official visit to Malaysia and met with members of the Malaysian Nature Society.

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Courts Heathrow Place: Malaysia Place: Langkawi Place: Malaysian Place: Kuala Lumpur Person: Cullen Person: Transport Minister Person: Martin Cullen Person: Monica Leech Person: Minister Person: Dermot Quigley Event: Biological Diversity Convention Organisation: Malaysian Nature Society Organisation: Department of the Environment Organisation: Standards In Public Office Commission Organisation: Standards in Public Office

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