Noonan honoured by German-Irish Chamber of Commerce after bailout exit

Finance Minister Michael Noonan was honoured today by the German-Irish Chamber of Industry and Commerce with an award for achieving the bailout exit.

Noonan honoured by German-Irish Chamber of Commerce after bailout exit
Fri, 13 Dec, 2013 - 18:30

Finance Minister Michael Noonan was honoured today by the German-Irish Chamber of Industry and Commerce with an award for achieving the bailout exit.

He was presented with the Kuratorium Award this afternoon at the Conrad Hotel, Dublin.

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