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Making sense of cents

ACCORDING to Foreign Affairs Minister Dermot Ahern (April 5), there is not a “red cent in the Exchequer” for the proposed northeast hospital.

Making sense of cents

Wed, 09 Apr, 2008 - 01:00

The hospital, possibly to be located in Navan, could cost €650 million.

The M3 could cost at least €800m, and most likely more — possibly €1 billion.

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