Shane Ross won’t ‘get into a battle’ over funding

A €650m emergency contingency fund was announced to help farmers, businesses, and the tourism industry in a no-deal Brexit scenario.

Shane Ross won’t ‘get into a battle’ over funding
Wed, 09 Oct, 2019 - 22:00
Elaine Loughlin

Transport Minister Shane Ross has refused to be drawn into a battle over Brexit funding with the agriculture minister.

A €650m emergency contingency fund was announced to help farmers, businesses, and the tourism industry in a no-deal Brexit scenario.

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