Ethics watchdog to investigate sale of civil servant's property to housing association

The public ethics watchdog is to investigate whether a civil servant broke any rules by failing to tell County Councillors they were buying a property he owned.

Ethics watchdog to investigate sale of civil servant's property to housing association

The public ethics watchdog is to investigate whether a civil servant broke any rules by failing to tell County Councillors they were buying a property he owned.

Tim Caffrey, the CEO of Longford County Council, will face a Standards in Public Office Commission (SIPO) hearing next Monday at 10am over the sale of his house to a housing association in 2013.

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