Coastguard defends €400k spend on branded merchandise

Coastguard defends €400k spend on branded merchandise

The coast Guard said that the promotional materials are necessary for their awareness campaigns presented at schools. Picture: Press 22 

Wed, 26 Oct, 2022 - 02:00
Neil Michael

The Irish Coast Guard has defended a planned spend of more than €400,000 on branded hats, pencils, rulers, towels, and other promotional products.

This is according to a tender on the eTenders website which has been submitted by the Department of Transport.

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