Greyhound Board chief Neilan to quit

The chief executive of the Irish Greyhound Board, Adrian Neilan, is to leave his job next week.

Greyhound Board chief Neilan to quit
Fri, 20 Dec, 2013 - 11:29

The chief executive of the Irish Greyhound Board, Adrian Neilan, is to leave his job next week.

The announcement comes just three 16 days after Agriculture Minister Simon Coveney got permission to break public appointment rules in order to grant Mr Neilan a two-year contract extension.

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