The founder of the Clare Crusaders Clinic believes those who rely on charities are losing out as a result of scandals within the sector.
It follow reports that the founder of suicide charity Console, Paul Kelly, his wife and son, spent hundreds of thousands of euro on groceries, designer clothes and trips abroad.
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Calls are now being made for the Charities Regulator to be given extra powers in the wake of allegations of bad governance at Console.
Manager of the Clare Crusaders and Mayor of Ennis, Councillor Ann Norton says charities suffer badly in the wake of such scandals.
