Former HSE chief Tony O’Brien won’t face financial penalty

Outgoing HSE director general Tony O’Brien will have the full terms of his contract honoured, despite leaving his post early.

Former HSE chief Tony O’Brien won’t face financial penalty

Mr O’Brien was due to leave at the end of next month, and Government sources have confirmed that Mr O’Brien, who earned €185,000 a year as director general, will not face any financial penalty or sanction.

He announced his departure on Thursday amid a maelstrom of controversy over when he knew of the cervical cancer test scandal.

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