IDA flights bill doubles to €1.36m

IDA Ireland chief executive, Michael Lohan last year clocked up 58,983 air-miles as part of his work attracting inward foreign direct investment into Ireland.

New figures provided by IDA Ireland in response to a Freedom of Information request shows that IDA Ireland’s spend on flights for all staff more than doubled from €579,103 in 2024 to €1.36m last year.

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