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Road victims group says Cowen has more questions to answer

Road traffic victims groups say the Taoiseach should instruct Barry Cowen to give full details of his driving history.

Road victims group says Cowen has more questions to answer

Wed, 08 Jul, 2020 - 17:52

Aoife Moore

Agriculture Minister Barry Cowen, seen here arriving for the Cabinet meeting at Dublin Castle, is still facing questions over his driving record.

Road traffic victims groups say the Taoiseach should instruct Barry Cowen to give full details of his driving history.

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