Ex-AIB chief agrees to cut in pension

The former head of AIB, Eugene Sheehy, has agreed to take a cut in his pension.

Wed, 07 Nov, 2012 - 05:51

The former head of AIB, Eugene Sheehy, has agreed to take a cut in his pension.

In a statement released to the Irish Times today, it has been revealed his annual payment will fall from between €300,000 and €325,000 down to €250,000.

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Courts Heathrow Person: Eugene Sheehy Person: Taoiseach Person: Enda Kenny Person: Sheehy Organisation: AIB Organisation: Irish Times

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