Taoiseach defends former FAS chief

Former FAS chief Rody Molloy today quit his role promoting high standards in the public sector.

Taoiseach defends former FAS chief
Fri, 25 Sep, 2009 - 18:58

Former FAS chief Rody Molloy today quit his role promoting high standards in the public sector.

The career civil servant stood down from the Institute of Public Administration (IPA) – his second resignation – amid revelations he threatened to sue to get a €1m pension for his speedy departure from FAS.

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