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Corporate enforcer asks for more resources

THE corporate enforcer, Paul Appleby, is seeking extra resources to combat an increasing workload.

Corporate enforcer asks for more resources

Sat, 07 Jan, 2006 - 00:00

Ian Guider

His office has asked the Department of Enterprise for funding to recruit 20 additional personnel, including members of the gardaí.

Mr Appleby asked for more funding last May, but received no response.

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