Gormley welcomes Ireland's greenest Budget

Green Party Leader John Gormley has welcomed the first Budget in the State's history to contain a strong 'green' dimension.

Gormley welcomes Ireland's greenest Budget
Wed, 05 Dec, 2007 - 16:57
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Green Party Leader John Gormley has welcomed the first Budget in the State's history to contain a strong 'green' dimension.

Mr Gormley said it placed a strong emphasis on the fight against climate change.

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