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Minister James Reilly announces the nominee for the new Ombudsman for Children

3 Feabhra 2015
Cineál: Preaseisiúint

The Minister for Children and Youth Affairs, Dr James Reilly, has announced the name of the new Ombudsman for Children to be appointed by President Michael D Higgins. The appointment is to be made subject to the approval of both houses of the Oireachtas. Minister Reilly today advised the Cabinet of the name of the successful candidate from a recruitment process managed by the Public Appointments Service (PAS).

Read the full press release from the Department of Children and Youth Affairs

3 Feabhra 2015
Cineál: Preaseisiúint

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