Paying for the high-fliers

YOU report (February 3) that it cost us an astounding 164,000 to send Willie O’Dea and Mary Coughlan on the Government jet to Texas to plead with Michael Dell not to abandon Limerick.

Wed, 04 Feb, 2009 - 00:00

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This illustrates perfectly why Dell is now in Poland?

PJ McElhone

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Courts Columnists Place: Texas Place: Limerick Place: Poland Place: Castle Avenue Dublin 3 Person: Willie O’Dea Person: Mary Coughlan Person: Michael Dell Person: Dell Person: PJ McElhone

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