Shatter under pressure to address 'casino meeting' issue

Another government minister is coming under pressure over a meeting with Michael Lowry.

Sat, 07 Apr, 2012 - 11:33

Another government minister is coming under pressure over a meeting with Michael Lowry.

Justice Minister Alan Shatter is yet to respond to queries about whether he met the Tipperary North TD last October to discuss a planned casino in Tipperary.

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