Foreign Affairs silent on Ganley claim of diplomatic incident
The businessman has claimed the state insulted a major tech-producing country by blocking his appointment as honorary consul
The Department of Foreign Affairs has declined to comment on whether it risked a diplomatic incident with a major technology-producing country over an issue involving Declan Ganley, the Irish businessman.
Ganley claimed last week that the department had blocked his appointment as an honorary consul to the unnamed country, and that the country’s ambassador in Ireland was “furious” and “deeply embarrassed” over the matter.
Ganley, who has global business interests as chief executive of Rivada ...
