Dooley: Government will use Aer Lingus sale money for 'pet projects' before election

Fianna Fáil is accusing the coalition of planning to build up an election 'warchest' from the sale of Aer Lingus.

Wed, 28 Jan, 2015 - 12:54

Fianna Fáil is accusing the coalition of planning to build up an election 'warchest' from the sale of Aer Lingus.

The Cabinet has been briefed on the latest offer from International Airlines Group (IAG), which the board of the former national carrier looks set to accept.

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