Hayes: I wouldn't pay Boucher €843k

The Junior Finance Minister Brian Hayes has admitted he wouldn't pay the head of Bank of Ireland €843,000 a year.

Hayes: I wouldn't pay Boucher €843k
Wed, 24 Apr, 2013 - 10:43

The Junior Finance Minister Brian Hayes has admitted he wouldn't pay the head of Bank of Ireland €843,000 a year.

However, Mr Hayes has defended the Government's decision to abstain from a vote on Richie Boucher's remuneration package.

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