Fine Gael in €1.2m deficit on €5m state funding

The two parties of the last government — Fine Gael and Labour — posted a combined deficit of almost €3m last year, despite receiving funding of almost €8m from taxpayers, the Irish Examiner can reveal

Thu, 30 Nov, 2017 - 08:47

By Daniel McConnell

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