US EditionFormer Ryanair executive called on HSE to halt management consultancy contracts, sell off unused properties, and end paper-based correspondence to patients and suppliers – TheStory.ie
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Former Ryanair executive called on HSE to halt management consultancy contracts, sell off unused properties, and end paper-based correspondence to patients and suppliers – TheStory.ie
A former senior executive at Ryanair called for an “immediate prohibition” on any new management consultancy contracts for the HSE. Michael Cawley, the ex-deputy CEO of the airline, said €70 million had been spent on these contracts in 2024 and a “detailed report on the benefits, if any” of that spending should be provided. In an email to colleagues and the chief executive of the HSE, Mr Cawley – who serves on the HSE board – said that following…
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