Building firm 'paid for painting work on Callely home'

Junior Transport Minister Ivor Callely is coming under further fire today amid allegations that one of Ireland's largest building firms paid for painting work on his home in Dublin.

Building firm 'paid for painting work on Callely home'
Wed, 07 Dec, 2005 - 10:05

Junior Transport Minister Ivor Callely is coming under further fire today amid allegations that one of Ireland's largest building firms paid for painting work on his home in Dublin.

John Paul Construction has confirmed that it hired a painter to undertake work on Mr Callely's home in Clontarf in the early 1990s.

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