Paschal Donohoe says he plans to make a further statement involving his 2016 general election campaign and matters that were put to him last night by the opposition.
PUBLIC EXPENDITURE MINISTER Paschal Donohoe has told the Dáil that he plans to make a further statement involving his 2016 general election campaign and matters that were put to him last night by the opposition.
Donohoe issued a ten minute statement to the Dáil yesterday evening stating that he would not be commenting further as he didn’t want to have “any undue influence” on any process SIPO may undertake.Opposition parties were unhappy with only being given an opportunity to issue a five minute statement in response to the minister, stating that there were a lot of unaswered questions. They also disputed the figures provided by Donohoe yesterday.
Last weekend, it emerged that Donohoe had not declared a payment made by businessman Michael Stone to six people to hang up his election posters ahead of the 2016 general election.
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