Green ministers to confront colleagues over pay rises

Green Party ministers are to discuss the controversial pay rises with their Government colleagues at tomorrow’s Cabinet meeting, it emerged tonight.

Mon, 05 Nov, 2007 - 19:05

Green Party ministers are to discuss the controversial pay rises with their Government colleagues at tomorrow’s Cabinet meeting, it emerged tonight.

The Taoiseach received a salary increase of €38,000 a year which brings his annual salary to €310,000 while each senior minister got €25,000 extra.

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