Galway seek deeper audit into county finances

Galway officials are to ask Croke Park to conduct a more expansive audit into the county’s finances.

Galway seek deeper audit into county finances
Thu, 24 Oct, 2019 - 00:14
Eoghan Cormican

Additional reporting by John Fogarty

Galway officials are to ask Croke Park to conduct a more expansive audit into the county’s finances.

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