Report on mismanagement of at suicide charity to be broadcast tonight
Gardaí are examining the use of funds at Console Suicide Bereavement Counselling
A report by RTÉ Investigates will be broadcast on Prime Time tonight is expected to reveal serious mismanagement and deception by Paul Kelly, the founder of Console Suicide Bereavement Counselling.
RTÉ Investigates - Broken Trust - will reveal concerns surrounding the charities finances with regards to cash receipting, expense claims and financial accounts.
The report will also show that, when applying for state grants, the charity on several occasions altered accounts to omit...
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