Shannon decision 'beyond government intervention'

The Minister for Transport has ruled out government intervention in the Aer Lingus - Shannon row.

Shannon decision 'beyond government intervention'
Sat, 11 Aug, 2007 - 10:20

The Minister for Transport has ruled out Government intervention in the Aer Lingus - Shannon row.

Noel Dempsey said while the move was not in line with Government policy on regional development, the company is entitled to make commercial decisions.

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