FG urges Greens and PDs to back Mahon motion

Fine Gael tonight called on the Greens and Progressive Democrats to back its Dáil motion supporting the work of the Mahon Tribunal.

FG urges Greens and PDs to back Mahon motion
Wed, 16 Jan, 2008 - 18:02

Fine Gael tonight called on the Greens and Progressive Democrats to back its Dáil motion supporting the work of the Mahon Tribunal.

The main Opposition party published the wording of a Private Members’ Motion reaffirming confidence in the planning corruption inquiry.

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