‘No walk into the sunset’ for CRC board

Central Remedial Clinic officials will not be allowed to “walk off into the sunset” and will be forced to face the consequences of the top-ups scandal engulfing the group.

‘No walk into the sunset’ for CRC board
Sat, 14 Dec, 2013 - 00:00
Fiachra O Cionnaith and Mary Regan

Fianna Fáil TD and public accounts committee chairman John McGuinness issued the warning after the CRC board resigned en masse from the facility and all related organisations.

The board quit after in effect being ordered out during a tense meeting with HSE director general Tony O’Brien on Thursday.

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