Government announces €10m fund for flood victims

The Government has today announced a €10m fund to assist people suffering extreme hardship as a result of flooding.

Government announces €10m fund for flood victims
Tue, 24 Nov, 2009 - 17:01

The Government has today announced a €10m fund to assist people suffering extreme hardship as a result of flooding.

Brian Cowen also told the Dáil that the Minister for Finance is checking if money is available from the European Solidarity Fund.

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