Cycling Ireland to pay BDO €184,000 to investigate its activities
The consultancy firm is conducting a wide-ranging review of the sporting body, including an investigation into a controversial deal with EvoPro
BDO is to be paid more than €180,000 by Cycling Ireland to conduct a wide-ranging review of the sporting body’s activities, including an investigation into a controversial deal with a professional cycling team, the Business Post has learned.
The consultancy firm is preparing a report into several issues at the embattled organisation, which has been beset by conflict over recent months. Liam Collins, the body’s recently elected president, and several board members resigned in February.
