MORNING BULLETIN: Charity wrongly paid over €84,000 to CEO’s parents; OPW to re-examine barrage costs

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IRELAND: A charity where payments in excess of €84,000 were made to the chief executive’s parents contrary to explicit instructions of Revenue has been given 21 days to come up with a plan to get its affairs in order.

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