
Anne Graham
Anne Graham is the former chief executive of the National Transport Authority (NTA) and has been appointed chair of the Road Safety Authority (RSA) in Ireland, bringing over three decades of experience in the transport sector.
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Recent news mentions
Anne Graham, chairperson of the RSA, emphasized the importance of tact in public health messaging.
Many factors contribute to rising road deaths. Squeamishness can’t be one of them – The Irish TimesAnne Graham responded to Seán Canney's concerns by stating that linking recent deaths to long-term trends could be perceived as insensitive.
Road Safety Authority officials criticised for ‘lack of visibility’ after spate of deaths – The Irish TimesAnne Graham is a state representative who praised Genevieve McDonald.
Some Janet Mills backers want her to resume her Maine Senate campaign against Graham PlatnerHe examines the issue of road deaths with Anne Graham, chairwoman of the Road Safety Authority.
Ivan Yates swaps ranting for raving, showing unexpected knowledge of nightclubs – The Irish TimesNTA chief executive Anne Graham said the NTA is supportive of this application.
Bus group Go Ahead expects to employ up to 450 at planned north Dublin depot – The Irish TimesAnne Graham was appointed as the new chair of the RSA by Minister Darragh O’Brien.
Driving test waiting list rose by 10,000 in last three months – The Irish TimesAnne Graham has been appointed chair of the Road Safety Authority (RSA).
Former NTA chief Anne Graham appointed to head Road Safety Authority – The Irish Times



































