Lenihan: Budget cuts could exceed €3bn

Budget cuts could run to more than €3bn, Finance Minister Brian Lenihan warned today.

Mon, 13 Sep, 2010 - 19:22

Budget cuts could run to more than €3bn, Finance Minister Brian Lenihan warned today.

At the Fianna Fáil pre-Dáil meeting in Galway, Mr Lenihan said the Government would have to be relentless in securing the savings achieved last year.

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