Paul Hyde, the second highest official in the planning appeals authority, tendered his resignation to Minister for Housing Darragh O’Brien on Friday. File photographPaul Hyde, deputy chairman of An Bord Pleanála, has resigned from his position, the Department of Housing has confirmed.
The investigation centres on claims that Mr Hyde was conflicted in some planning decisions as well as his personal property investments, his debts and his statutory declarations to the planning appeals body. Mr Hyde denied any impropriety but stood aside temporarily “without prejudice” from his role pending Mr Farrell’s report. An internal review of cases over which Mr Hyde presided is also being conducted by the planning board.
He was promoted to deputy chair of the board and appointed chair of the Strategic Housing Development subcommittee in 2019.
This is getting so tiresome; like buses, there’s always another along in a minute.
It’s about time you wrote about this issue. News outlets won’t touch the corruption scandal of the decade, I wonder why?
His assists must all be ceased as proceeds of crime until proven innocent.
simoncoveney a good friend of his...
Can’t wait for the official report
Complete media ban in Ireland of massive peaceful protests. Who's behind the silence?
Another friend of Simon Bilderbergs
Is Denmark smelling? Maybe inquiries should extend to Planning at Co council level? Could corruption & bribery exist?
No place to hyde now as the corruption unfolds,lessons have been learned ect ect..not so easy here to move along now folks,all decisions by abp need to be investigated along with his ties to certain politicians & or political parties..