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It appears no government minister is currently able to express confidence in the managing director of Irish Water, John Tierney (above), and as the Cabinet meets this morning to discuss the water debacle a shake-up of the utility company’s board is expected.
If Tierney remains in situ it will be a surprise given the inability of anyone in government to express confidence in him. Fianna Fáil has accused the coalition of looking to “throw someone under the bus” and drawn comparisons with the treatment of former garda commissioner Martin Callinan.
But whatever happens today one thing is for sure, the Irish Water debacle just isn’t going away and it’s unlikely government can do much to change this. Just look at the agenda for the day…
What the others are saying…
In case you missed it…
On the Twitter machine…
Five tweets so far, no stopping him now…
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