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Gilmore doesn’t support the 30km limit

Labour Leader Eamon Gilmore speaks to Newstalk Breakfast, in this interview he says he doesn’t support the 30 km per hour speed limit introduced in Dublin, and proposed in Cork and Galway, by a Labour councillor..

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