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Taoiseach: After fall of 4,000 , Live Register numbers still 'much too high'

The Taoiseach has said dole queues are still too long, despite a reduction in the number signing on last month.

Taoiseach: After fall of 4,000 , Live Register numbers still 'much too high'

Wed, 02 May, 2012 - 12:04

The Taoiseach has said dole queues are still too long, despite a reduction last month.

Official figures are due to be published by the CSO in the next few minutes.

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