At the end of a tense and testing appearance of senior management at the embattled Inland Fisheries Ireland before the Public Accounts Committee in December, members let their feelings be known.  Several expressed frustration at inconclusive answers received by agency officials on a range of issues, including on critical ongoing legal proceedings, workplace relations matters, and protected disclosures.  The chair, Sinn Fein’s John Brady – who described the session as “most extraordinary in terms of the lack of preparedness” –  asked if the witnesses had received media training in advance of the hearing. They had, was the answer from deputy…

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