DIT board asks Minister for Education to remove member
The Minister for Education, Ruairí Quinn, has been asked to remove a former Green Party councillor from the board of the state agency responsible for the new DIT campus at Grangegorman. The Grangeg
The Minister for Education, Ruairí Quinn, has been asked to remove a former Green Party councillor from the board of the state agency responsible for the new DIT campus at Grangegorman.
The Grangegorman Development Agency (GDA) wrote to the Department of Education seeking advice on the non-attendance of David Geary at board meetings. Geary, who is now a senior legal counsel with Denis O'Brien's Digicel corporation in Fiji, attended five of a total of...
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