Parents council paid €66,000 in fees to companies owned by associate of senior director
Firms owned by colleague of NPCPP director were hired for work including analysis of critical Twitter commentary
An audit of the NPCPP has raised questions. Photo: Stock image
Wayne O'Connor
The National Parents Council Post Primary (NPCPP) paid more than €66,000 in consultancy fees to businesses owned by an associate of a senior council director.
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