Croker chiefs won’t probe missing €40,000

CROKE PARK officials will not be launching their own investigation into the €40,000 that has gone missing from the audited accounts of the Laois County Board.

Croker chiefs won’t probe missing €40,000
Thu, 24 Sep, 2009 - 01:00
Brendan O’Brien and Tomás Moore

It was revealed this week that €39,565 in ticket sales has been written off by Laois over the past six years.

In 2006 alone €26,604 was written off.

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