Hogan stands over sending local CVs to Irish Water

Phil Hogan is taking questions from the European Parliament in Brussels this morning - as he attempts to secure the EU Agriculture Commission job.

Hogan stands over sending local CVs to Irish Water
Thu, 02 Oct, 2014 - 08:25

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Phil Hogan has denied doing anything wrong by sending CVs from his constituents to Irish Water.

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