Kenny remains tight-lipped on calls for Arthur's Day boycott

The Taoiseach has declined to say if he supports a call from one a Government backbencher for a boycott of Arthur's Day.

Kenny remains tight-lipped on calls for Arthur's Day boycott
Tue, 24 Sep, 2013 - 20:15

The Taoiseach has declined to say if he supports a call from one a Government backbencher for a boycott of Arthur's Day.

The call came from the Labour Dublin Mid West TD Robert Dowds.

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