FAI CEO JONATHAN Hill is to continue in his role following the conclusion of a scheduled FAI board meeting today.
Advertisement Hill’s future has been the subject of significant speculation since last month’s appearance before the Public Accounts Committee, at which he argued he did not request an erroneous payment in lieu of holiday days not taken, and it instead came about because of a “throwaway line” in an email which, he said, was interpreted as a formal request for the money.
The FAI met for their scheduled monthly meeting at 9.30 this morning, with Hill’s position among several items on the agenda. While Hill is thought to have lost the backing of several board members, the meeting did not result in his immediate exit.
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