D-day for Hogan as Juncker set to name Commission

Former Environment Minister Phil Hogan could find out today which job he is getting in the new European Commission.

D-day for Hogan as Juncker set to name Commission
Wed, 10 Sep, 2014 - 07:47

Former Environment Minister Phil Hogan could find out today which job he is getting in the new European Commission.

The Commission's president-elect Jean-Claude Juncker is expected to announce the makeup of his new 28-member Commission today, with speculation that Fine Gael stalwart Mr Hogan will take the Agriculture job.

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