Charity service provider 'gone missing' as €3.8m owed to charities is unaccounted for, High Court told

A sum of €3.8m in donations made to some of the world's best known charitable organisations through a Dublin-based IT service provider has been dissipated, it has been claimed before the High Court.

Charity service provider 'gone missing' as €3.8m owed to charities is unaccounted for, High Court told
Tue, 30 Jan, 2018 - 18:15

By Ann O'Loughlin

A sum of €3.8m in donations made to some of the world's best known charitable organisations through a Dublin-based IT service provider has been dissipated, it has been claimed before the High Court.

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