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Not-for-profit Re-turn board members earned 16% increase

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Board members of the not-for-profit deposit return scheme, Re-turn, based in Clondalkin, earned a 16 per cent increase to their pay last year. The company paid out total compensation of €700,000 to Chief Executive Ciarán Foley and the rest of its 12-strong board. This was an increase of €100k from a year prior, with chair Tony Keohane, the chairman of the Football Association of Ireland and executives of Coca-Cola HBC Ireland, Britvic, Heineken,…
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echo.ie broke the news on Friday, August 28, 2026.
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