Minister O'Keefe to be investigated

Junior Minister Ned O’Keefe is under renewed pressure to resign this morning after the Public Offices Commission announced its intention to investigate him.

Fri, 16 Feb, 2001 - 08:39

Junior Minister Ned O’Keefe is under renewed pressure to resign this morning after the Public Offices Commission announced its intention to investigate him.

The probe will centre on the claims that Mr O’Keefe failed to make disclosures to the Dail regarding his family piggery business.

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