Jack and Jill founder calls for audit of charitable sector

The founder and CEO of a well known Irish charity is calling for an urgent audit of charity funding.

Sun, 01 Dec, 2013 - 11:33

The founder and CEO of a well known Irish charity is calling for an urgent audit of charity funding.

Jonathan Irwin of the Jack and Jill Foundation said he is bitterly disappointed at the revelations and is calling for an audit and regulation for the charitable sector:

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