Civil servant transferred out of Dept of Health

The secretary general of the Department of Health today appeared to be the first casualty in the fall-out from the Travers Report into illegal nursing home charges.

Civil servant transferred out of Dept of Health
Wed, 09 Mar, 2005 - 14:13

The secretary general of the Department of Health today appeared to be the first casualty in the fall-out from the Travers Report into illegal nursing home charges.

Senior civil servant Michael Kelly’s was today appointed as chairman-designate of the Higher Education Authority.

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