Sinn Fein Says We Need To Move Away From Using Taxpayers Money For National Broadband Plan
Sinn Fein says we need to move away from pouring taxpayers money into The National Broadband Plan.
The party's communications spokesperson Brian Stanley says the current project is full of risk, as highlighted by senior civil servants in the Department of Public Expenditure.
The cost of the plan will be 3 billion euro, according to the government.
Deputy Stanley says it's now purely a political statement:
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