Martin 'happy to serve in any capacity'

Minister Micheál Martin is being tipped for a high-profile position in the Department of Finance once Brian Cowen becomes Taoiseach on May 6.

Martin 'happy to serve in any capacity'
Fri, 04 Apr, 2008 - 17:06

Minister Micheál Martin is being tipped for a high-profile position in the Department of Finance once Brian Cowen becomes Taoiseach on May 6.

With no other candidates coming forward, it now seems a certainty that Minister Cowen will be unopposed to lead Fianna Fáil after Mr Ahern officially steps aside next month.

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