Businessman who paid for Paschal Donohoe postering work is Land Development Agency board member

Michael Stone was appointed to the position by then Housing Minister Eoghan Murphy.

THE BUSINESSMAN WHO paid for campaign posters to be erected for Public Expenditure Minister Paschal Donohoe is on the board of the Land Development Agency.

These services were provided over four days, with a company van also being used by the individuals hanging posters. In response to a Parliamentary Question from Sinn Féin’s Eoin Ó Broin in 2019, then-Housing Minister Eoghan Murphy said that he appointed an “interim Board with a mix of public and private sector skills.”

However, the LDA spokesperson said that Stone has “waived his remuneration fee since the outset of his involvement with the Agency and does not claim expenses”.

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