Red Cross members face grilling over €160k in undeclared account

The Public Accounts Committee will be grilling members of the Red Cross this morning to find out how €160,000 was found to be resting in an undeclared account three years after the funds were donated.

Thu, 19 Jan, 2012 - 07:15

The donations were made by the Public in the wake of the Indian Ocean Tsunami on St Stephen's Day in 2004.

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Courts Heathrow Person: Vice chairman Person: Kieran O'Donnell Event: Indian Ocean tsunami Event: St Stephen's Day Event: 2004 Organisation: Red Cross Organisation: Public Accounts Committee Organisation: The Public Accounts Committee Organisation: Tipperary Branch Organisation: Irish Red Cross

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