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€20,000 for Irish Water logo 'a very small amount of money'

The head of Irish Water has defended the company's spending on its logo.

Tue, 11 Feb, 2014 - 21:55

The head of Irish Water has defended the company's spending on its logo.

The new utility company spent €20,000 on its logo, which simply includes its name in Irish and English.

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