Wires crossed

THE Environment Minister, Dick Roche, does not expect the manufacturers of electrical goods to up their prices due to the new system of collecting old and used electrical items.

Wires crossed
Mon, 11 Jul, 2005 - 01:00

What planet is he living on?

They’ll up the price to cover the cost.

Phillip Green

16 Parnell Cottages

Malahide

Co Dublin.

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