Former RTÉ director general Dee Forbes has declined to provide evidence on the secret payments scandal at RTÉ, citing ill health. The chair of the Oireachtas media committee expressed disappointment with Forbes' inability to cooperate with the probe.
Former RTÉ director general Dee Forbes has declined to provide evidence on the secret payments scandal at RTÉ, citing ill health. The chair of the Oireachtas media committee expressed disappointment with Forbes' inability to cooperate with the probe.
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