Hogan defends deal on sale of e-voting machines

Environment Minister Phil Hogan has defended the value of the deal to dispose the controversial electronic voting machines.

Environment Minister Phil Hogan has defended the value of the deal to dispose the controversial electronic voting machines.

It was announced last night that the 7,500 devices are being sold to a Co Offaly company - for scrapping and recycling - for just over €70,000.

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