State airports company DAA settled its court case with outgoing chief executive, Kenny Jacobs, for “considerably less” than an earlier deal reported to have been €960,000, according to the Government.

Kenny Jacobs will “voluntarily step down” as chief executive of DAA after he settled a lawsuit brought against the State airport operator, the High Court has heard. Lawyers for Jacobs told Judge ...

The Minister for Transport said DAA has settled its case with its outgoing Chief Executive, Kenny Jacobs, for "considerably less" than the €1m exit package previously reported. Mr Jacobs will ...

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Kenny Jacobs will voluntarily step down as chief executive of DAA after he settled a High Court action brought against the State airport operator. Mr Jacobs initiated the action against DAA after he ...

The High Court has been told that Kenny Jacobs and daa have reached an agreement to settle their dispute, under which he will "voluntarily step down" from his role as chief executive. A legal action ...

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Airport operator is also looking for a new chairman after months of intrigue Kenny Jacobs was suspended in December. Photo: Collins Courts The taxpayer has just footed what is likely to be a bill of ...