Former AIB boss appointed Aer Lingus chairman

Former Allied Irish Banks chief executive Tom Mulcahy was today appointed chairman of Aer Lingus.

Wed, 29 Aug, 2001 - 20:28

Former Allied Irish Banks chief executive Tom Mulcahy was today appointed chairman of Aer Lingus.

Mr Mulcahy takes over from Bernie Cahill, who died tracigally on August 17th.

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