Chairman of homeless charity resigns over 'threats to personal safety'

Chairman of homeless charity resigns over 'threats to personal safety'

David Hall, who headed up Inner City Helping Homeless, resigned last Friday, telling colleagues of threats and a 'blame campaign' in the aftermath of the death of charity founder Anthony Flynn. Picture: Gareth Chaney Collins

The chairperson of a popular Dublin homeless charity resigned, citing threats to his safety, it has been revealed.

David Hall, who headed up Inner City Helping Homeless (ICHH), resigned last Friday, telling colleagues of threats and a "blame campaign" in the aftermath of the death of the charity's founder, Anthony Flynn. 

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