Costs warning over army and defence HQ moves

The decentralisation of the army and defence headquarters to separate sites in Kildare could cost taxpayers millions of extra euro, it was claimed today.

Costs warning over army and defence HQ moves
Tue, 20 Dec, 2005 - 11:19

The decentralisation of the army and defence headquarters to separate sites in Kildare could cost taxpayers millions of extra euro, it was claimed today.

The Department of Defence is set to relocate to a site owned by Kildare County Council in Newbridge, while the Defence Forces headquarters is moving to the Curragh.

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