CIF: 'Little sense of urgency' in Govt stimulus plan

Construction Industry Federation director general Tom Parlon has said that "there is little sense of urgency" in the Government's new stimulus plan.

Tue, 17 Jul, 2012 - 20:21

Construction Industry Federation director general Tom Parlon has said that "there is little sense of urgency" in the Government's new stimulus plan.

Up to 13,000 jobs will be created as a result of a new €2.25bn stimulus package, the Government has claimed.

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