Cowen says no outstanding driving offences following 'serious lapse of judgement' in 2016

Agriculture Minister Barry Cowen says that he has no outstanding driving offences on his licence after admitting to a "serious lapse of judgement" by being caught drink-driving in 2016.

Sun, 05 Jul, 2020 - 19:45

Paul Hosford

Agriculture Minister Barry Cowen says that he has no outstanding driving offences on his licence after admitting to a "serious lapse of judgement" by

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Government Formation Place: Offaly Place: Dublin Place: Brussels Place: Belgian Person: Cowen Person: Agriculture Minister Person: Barry Cowen Person: Taoiseach Person: Micheál Martin Person: Billy Kelleher Person: MEP Event: All-Ireland football final Organisation: Laois-Offaly TD Organisation: RTÉ's Organisation: Dáil Organisation: Cork North-Central TD Organisation: HSE

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