Dalton report recommends changes at Bord na gCon

Sun, 14 May, 2006 - 12:55

A Government report into the controversial sacking of the chief executive of Bord na gCon, Aidan Tynan, has criticised management procedures at the Bord.

Mr Tynan was sacked by the chairman of the Bord, Pascal Taggart, in controversial circumstances last January.

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