Angela Kerins and Frank Flannery are 'absolutely expected' to attend PAC next week
The Public Accounts Committee has discussed the latest developments at the Rehab Group, including the retirement of its CEO Angela Kerins, this morning.
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The Public Accounts Committee has discussed the latest developments at the Rehab Group, including the retirement of its CEO Angela Kerins, this morning.
Angela Kerins quit today, stating that the latest controversies had taken their toll on her family and the Rehab Group.
Kerins says that she is leaving because of “the toll that public controversy has taken on the Rehab Group and my own family”.
John Horgan will step down from the role in September.
A spokesperson for Irish Times editor Kevin O’Sullivan said Waters had “decided to stop contributing columns”.
The independent TD has formally resigned his Dáil seat.
Reaction to Martin Callinan’s announcement that he was retiring has been swift.
It’s been less than 24 hours since Martin Callinan stepped down as Garda Commissioner.
The Minister for Justice paid tribute to Martin Callinan, who stepped down from An Garda Siochána today.
He’s stepping down with immediate effect, hours before the revelations were expected to appear in a Sunday newspaper.
The convicted criminal is reported to have taken a ferry from Dublin in the middle of the night.
Fine Gael has thanked Flannery for his “unstinting and loyal service to the party” while the Public Accounts Committee has said it still expects the former Rehab CEO to appear before it.
Yvonne Newell says that she cannot reconcile her beliefs with the party supporting the Protection of Life Act.
A couple in England got that sinking feeling (sorry) when a sinkhole appeared in their driveway.
Mykola Azarov said he hoped his resignation would help to calm the two-month crisis in Ukraine.
Central African Republic is one of the world’s most unstable countries and there are fears the power vacuum could cause more problems.
Mathews was expelled from the Fine Gael parliamentary party in July over his vote against the abortion bill.
The company have hit back with their own dance skillz.
Edie Wynne said references she made in her quarterly newsletter to the former Minister of State were removed by party headquarters.
Childers had already resigned from the parliamentary party in April but is now going to run as an independent.
Michael Cawley has worked at Ryanair since 1997 and is leaving to pursue other business interests.
“I entered politics to help people, and am now resigning from the parliamentary party because I no longer want to support a government that is actually hurting people.”
Gert Smal, Les Kiss and Anthony Foley will coach Ireland on this summer’s tour of North America.
The former midfielder was released by the Premier League champions and has asked for privacy to deal with personal issues.
Turkish midfielder Nuri Sahin will join Borussia Dortmund on loan until the end of the season.
“I don’t want to leave the club and wouldn’t be if it was only a football decision, but it isn’t,” the Scottish striker said as he calls time on his Shamrock Rovers days.
Dublin City Council had initiated legal proceedings to have the banner removed because it had not received planning permission.
The Reds are looking to land Arsenal’s winger, who has one year left on his contract.
After months of speculation, requests, denials and appeals, Johnston has been allowed to switch counties.
The former Hurler of the Year says he will concentrate on business and work commitments rather than line out with Declan Ryan’s Tipperary.
“I made 37 errors. That kind of tells the story of the match,” said the American after defeat to Ekaterina Makarova.
Kola and Yaya are off to the Africa Cup of Nations ahead of the the FA Cup clash with city rivals, United, it seems.
Tommy Broughan has been expelled from the Labour parliamentary party after he voted against extending the controversial bank guarantee scheme.