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A FORMER deputy chair of An Bord Pleanála living in West Cork has avoided jail after he was given a suspended sentence and fined €6,000 over his failure to declare his interests in a number of properties when a member of the board, in breach of planning law requirements.Paul H
Judge increased the overall sentence from two months to three but suspended it in full and imposed fines totalling €6,000 at Cork Circuit Appeals Court
Judge Colin Daly increased the overall sentence to three months but suspended it in full.
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Architect breached planning law after failing to declare his interests in a number of properties
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Paul Hyde, the board’s former deputy chair, faced two counts related to breaches while on board