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PAC seeks measures to prevent 'golden handshakes'

The Dáil's public spending watchdog is calling on the Minister for Finance to take measures to prevent a repeat of the Rody Molloy "golden handshake" in other state boards.

PAC seeks measures to prevent 'golden handshakes'

Fri, 09 Oct, 2009 - 09:15

The Dáil's public spending watchdog is calling on the Minister for Finance to take measures to prevent a repeat of the Rody Molloy "golden handshake" in other state boards.

The Public Accounts Committee (PAC) says it is concerned that similar deals may have been done in other agencies.

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