Taoiseach: ‘Ireland facing serious choices’

The Taoiseach says Ireland is facing very serious choices about its future.

Fri, 23 Jan, 2009 - 11:58

The Taoiseach says Ireland is facing very serious choices about its future.

His comments come as the social partners meet with the Government for talks on an economic recovery plan.

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