Ex-minister Callely tops donations list

Former Minister of State Ivor Callely received almost half the total donations made to all Irish politicians last year, it emerged today.

Ex-minister Callely tops donations list
Thu, 30 Mar, 2006 - 15:26

Former Minister of State Ivor Callely received almost half the total donations made to all Irish politicians last year, it emerged today.

Mr Callely, who resigned last December, was given €69,600 of the total of €147,526 received by TDs, Senators and MEPs in 2005, according to figures published by the Standards in Public Office Commission.

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