Mobile phones stolen

Providing mobile phones for the Taoiseach's two senior advisers has been more costly than expected because they were stolen and…

Providing mobile phones for the Taoiseach's two senior advisers has been more costly than expected because they were stolen and had to be replaced. A mobile and car phone for the Taoiseach's programme manager and adviser, Mr Sean Donlon, have cost £3,827, while a mobile phone for his economic adviser, Mr Gerry Boyle, has cost £1,736.

This was revealed by Mr Bruton in a written reply to Mr Dermot Ahern (FF, Louth). He said that the costs included the capital cost of replacing phones stolen.

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