Anger at university chiefs' €200k plus salaries

University chiefs were today accused of hypocrisy in banking massive salaries while students face the prospect of having to pay third-level fees.

Thu, 19 Mar, 2009 - 18:38

University chiefs were today accused of hypocrisy in banking massive salaries while students face the prospect of having to pay third-level fees.

The top 50 earners at the colleges, including UCD, Trinity College and NUIG, reportedly bagged €10m between them last year in pay, bonuses and expenses.

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