FAS spending 'could constitute criminal activity'

The former head of the FAS audit committee Niall Saul believes inquiries into spending there have revealed issues that could constitute "criminal activity".

The former head of the FAS audit committee Niall Saul believes inquiries into spending there have revealed issues that could constitute "criminal activity".

A report yesterday brought further revelations of lavish uncontrolled spending at the State training agency.

The inquiry found FAS executives booked flights worth almost €1m outside approved procedures among other examples of spending without authorisation.

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