Strictly business?

IF John Gormley wants working people to stop using their business vehicles for private purposes, I wonder how that would go down with the cabinet if ministerial cars were to be used solely for official business?

Strictly business?
Wed, 01 Sep, 2010 - 01:00
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Jamie Cullinan

Ballinamult

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