Early Childhood Ireland seeking assurances from IAA as National Pyjama Day funds withheld from charity

Early Childhood Ireland wants assurances from Irish Autism Action over agreed programme of work
Early Childhood Ireland seeking assurances from IAA as National Pyjama Day funds withheld from charity
Fri, 05 Aug, 2016 - 01:00
Joyce Fegan

More than €300,000 raised from 2016’s National Pyjama Day for Irish Autism Action (IAA) is being withheld from the organisation.

National Pyjama Day is Early Childhood Ireland’s (ECI) annual fundraiser.

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