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Progress on HSE cost cuts too slow - Cawley

RTE 1 min read 8 hours ago

Ryanair's former deputy CEO told the HSE there seemed to be "no urgency" in efforts to cut spending and that the Government needed to be told certain savings targets would not be met.
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