Pressure continues to mount on Denis Naughten amid INM controversy

Pressure is continuing to mount on communications minister Denis Naughten.

Pressure continues to mount on Denis Naughten amid INM controversy
Tue, 24 Apr, 2018 - 18:10

Pressure is continuing to mount on communications minister Denis Naughten.

The Taoiseach was again forced to defend his Cabinet colleague over claims he tipped off a lobbyist about a decision on a proposed media takeover.

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