Ahern urged to sack minister amid tax dodging claims

The Taoiseach must sack Minister of State Frank Fahey over allegations of dodging tax, it was claimed tonight.

Ahern urged to sack minister amid tax dodging claims
Wed, 28 Jun, 2006 - 19:45

The Taoiseach must sack Minister of State Frank Fahey over allegations of dodging tax, it was claimed tonight.

Greens leader Trevor Sargent said under the Dáil’s parliamentary privilege that the Galway West TD avoided tax on his multi-million euro property portfolio.

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