British govt gave ‘more than €5m’ to Quinn Insurance

More than £5m (€5.7m) was paid out in British government support for Quinn Insurance, the North's Enterprise Minister said tonight.

British govt gave ‘more than €5m’ to Quinn Insurance
Tue, 20 Apr, 2010 - 19:01

More than £5m (€5.7m) was paid out in British government support for Quinn Insurance, the North's Enterprise Minister said tonight.

Jobs creation body Invest NI has made grants for training, employment and property development dating back to 2003, Arlene Foster (DUP, Fermanagh and South Tyrone) added.

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CourtsQuinn InsurancePlace: FermanaghPlace: South TyronePlace: UKPlace: IrelandPlace: Enniskillen, Co FermanaghPlace: DublinPlace: EnniskillenPerson: North's Enterprise MinisterPerson: Arlene FosterPerson: Matthew ElderfieldPerson: FosterPerson: Sean QuinnPerson: ElderfieldPerson: Tom ElliottPerson: Tommy GallagherOrganisation: Quinn InsuranceOrganisation: British GovernmentOrganisation: Invest NIOrganisation: DUPOrganisation: Irish Financial RegulatorOrganisation: Northern Ireland AssemblyOrganisation: Irish RegulatorOrganisation: Quinn GroupOrganisation: High CourtOrganisation: UUPOrganisation: SDLP
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