The information was compiled by the Secretary General at the Department of Health, Robert Watt.
Yesterday, Taoiseach Micheál Martin said it was regrettable that the move was not going ahead, but he added there should have been transparency on the details from the outset. The Opposition has strongly criticised both Mr Donnelly and Mr Watt for their roles in the controversy when it emerged that Dr Holohan was moving on an open-ended secondment, with the funding for the role coming from the Department of Health.
Sinn Féin TD David Cullinane said Mr Donnelly had serious questions to answer and his civil servants were running rings around him. Taoiseach Micheál Martin has said it is regrettable that Chief Medical Officer Dr Tony Holohan will not be taking up his role with Trinity College Dublin, but he said there should have been transparency on the details from the outset. | More: https://t.co/VQpyLkSlJW pic.twitter.com/jqKi3uQC8B
They'll get Holohan to do a report into why he's been so hard done by by the rest of the wealthy elite 😆
Watt a joke
The senior Civil servant lowered himself to talk to the Minister, because as we know Civil servants are unaccountable and can't be sacked.
He was told to mind his own business
are we talking about the senior civil servant that is basically doing a report on a process that he himself was involved in Why can't you make this clear?
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