Taoiseach defends Molloy 'golden handshake'

The Taoiseach has rejected claims from Labour that the Government acted illegally when it paid off former FAS boss Rody Molloy.

Wed, 09 Dec, 2009 - 11:50

The Taoiseach has rejected claims from Labour that the Government acted illegally when it paid off former FAS boss Rody Molloy.

The controvery over Mr Molloy's €1.2m "golden handshake" has resurrected in the Dáil chamber during questions to the Taoiseach.

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