Spending watchdog to investigate FÁS college

A Dáil public accounts watchdog is launching an investigation after just 12 trainees completed a course at a €6.7m FÁS college in the Taoiseachs constituency.

Fri, 04 Dec, 2009 - 10:20

A Dáil public accounts watchdog is launching an investigation after just 12 trainees completed a course at a €6.7m FÁS college in the Taoiseachs constituency.

The centre, based just outside Tullamore in Co Offaly, was opened at the start of this year and runs courses for a maximum of 12 weeks.

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