Cowen insists Govt is working to tackle gun crime

The Tánaiste has insisted that the Government is doing all it can to rid society of gun crime.

Cowen insists Govt is working to tackle gun crime
Thu, 27 Sep, 2007 - 12:10
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The Tánaiste has insisted that the Government is doing all it can to rid society of gun crime.

Brian Cowen was reacting to questions in the Dáil this morning about the latest shooting incident in Dublin.

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