Holohan's Trinity appointment 'should be paused and reassessed', says Taoiseach

Micheál Martin has called on Health Minister Stephen Donnelly to furnish him with a report on Monday about how the situation came about
Holohan's Trinity appointment 'should be paused and reassessed', says Taoiseach

The Department said discussions are underway with Trinity about who will pay Dr Holohan's €187,000 a year salary when he begins his job on July 1. Picture: Sam Boal/RollingNews.ie

The Taoiseach said there should be "a reassessment" of the Tony Holohan appointment.

Micheál Martin has called on Health Minister Stephen Donnelly to furnish him with a report on Monday about how the situation came about.

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