Flannery resigns from Rehab and Fine Gael

Frank Flannery has quit his roles within Rehab and Fine Gael.

Mon, 10 Mar, 2014 - 16:51

Frank Flannery has quit his roles within Rehab and Fine Gael.

The resignation of the former Rehab Group chief executive comes amid complaints about his failure to appear before a hearing of the Public Accounts Committee.

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