Varadkar says coastguard centres will remain open

Coastguard centres at Malin Head, Valentia and Dublin will remain open according to the Minister for Transport.

Varadkar says coastguard centres will remain open
Wed, 28 Nov, 2012 - 17:31

Coastguard centres at Malin Head, Valentia and Dublin will remain open according to the Minister for Transport.

In a statement to the Dáil this evening Leo Varadkar said the reviews into the coast guard services are ongoing.

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