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Niall Collins The Ditch Dr Eimear O'Connor - Vimarsana News

Niall Collins The Ditch Dr Eimear O'Connor

Fianna Fáil junior minister Niall Collins has confirmed he knew his wife expressed interest in a piece of publicly owned land when he sat at a council meeting where it was agreed to put the site up for sale.

Fine Gael minister Patrick O'Donovan clashes with Green Party over €650m liquid gas storage plant - Vimarsana News

Fine Gael minister Patrick O'Donovan clashes with Green Party over €650m liquid gas storage plant

A Fine Gael minister has clashed with the Green Party over a proposed €650m liquid gas storage plant that would ease the country’s dependence on Russian fuels.

Dáil Live: Niall Collins making statement on land sale as Tánaiste hits out at 'political campaign' by website – The Irish Times - Vimarsana News

Dáil Live: Niall Collins making statement on land sale as Tánaiste hits out at 'political campaign' by website – The Irish Times

Leaders' Questions gets under way in the Dáil but House awaits statement from Fianna Fáil TD Niall Collins

Dáil live: Focus on Niall Collins statement on controversial sale of vacant site - Vimarsana News

Dáil live: Focus on Niall Collins statement on controversial sale of vacant site

Leaders' Questions gets under way in the Dáil but House awaits statement from Fianna Fáil TD Niall Collins

Junior minister Niall Collins insists he did not break law over land sale in statement to Dáil - Vimarsana News

Junior minister Niall Collins insists he did not break law over land sale in statement to Dáil

Junior minister Niall Collins today justified his wife’s purchase of local authority land as he insisted that “no laws were broken” in relation to the sale.