Seán FitzPatrick WON’T have to answer questions about his time at Anglo
Bad news for the committee.
View ArticleThe return of Bertie Ahern
Here’s everything you need to know about what’s happening in Irish politics right now…
View ArticleWhat’s Bertie been up to?
The former taoiseach is before the banking inquiry this week, but what’s he been doing since he left office?
View ArticleThe bizarre story of how Gaddafi almost bought a big chunk of Bank of Ireland
Irish government officials went to Libya to talk about a potential deal – but Libya didn’t feel ‘comfortable’ with Ireland’s handling of the financial crisis.
View ArticleBertie: If hindsight was foresight, I’d be a billionaire
The former taoiseach is giving evidence to the inquiry this afternoon.
View Article9 things we learned from Bertie at the banking inquiry
The former taoiseach spent several hours before the inquiry today. Here’s what we found out…
View ArticlePoll: Should Bertie be forgiven?
He’s been getting a lot of flak for his statement to the banking inquiry.
View Article13 great Bertieisms at the banking inquiry
Bertie Ahern may have upset the apple tart with some of his comments this week.
View ArticleJoan Burton to banking inquiry – “We would have let Anglo fail”
Labour’s current leader and former leader were in front of the banking inquiry this afternoon.
View ArticleWhat happens when there has to be an investigation into an inquiry?
An investigation into an inquiry.
View ArticleTaoiseach to Drumm: “Cooperate fully and completely”
The ex-Anglo boss wants to speak to the Banking Inquiry remotely. But the plan’s not going down too well.
View ArticleIs the banking inquiry on the verge of collapse?
Members are torn on whether former Anglo chief David Drumm should be allowed give evidence by video link.
View ArticleTired performances all round as David Drumm controversy casts shadow over...
Mary Harney and John Gormley were the latest former politicians to brave the banking inquiry gauntlet this afternoon.
View ArticleDavid Drumm’s statement to the Banking Inquiry will NOT be published – yet
The DPP raised the concerns this morning.
View ArticleCowen and I don’t meet much, people might think we’re up to no good – Fintan...
Drury – a longtime friend of the former FF Taoiseach and a non-exec director of Anglo – has been talking to the Banking Inquiry.
View ArticleThe latest poll is out – and it’s bad news for Enda
The Taoiseach and his party have seen a significant dip in support.
View ArticleDevelopers received trips to Venice and the Ryder Cup from banks before...
Gerard Gannon and Peter Cosgrave have given details in written statements to the banking inquiry.
View ArticleFormer Irish Nationwide CEO Michael Fingleton tells Banking Inquiry that he...
“I feel misrepresented deputy. 80% of what has been written about me is wrong. 10% might be disputed.”
View ArticleThis week’s vital property news: The banking inquiry and a plush home in Dalkey
Everything you need to know in one quick guided tour.
View ArticleEx-Anglo CFO: “I don’t think anyone foresaw the scale of crisis”
Matt Moran, CFO at the bank between 2004 and 2008, acknowledged that he was granted immunity from prosecution with regard to all affairs at Anglo.
View ArticleOne simple thing could make the entire banking inquiry null and void
Over €5 million could go down the drain…
View ArticleHow many of these TDs can hold their seats?
Banking inquiry members have faced a heavy workload this year, but has it damaged their chances of re-election?
View ArticleJohnny Ronan use of notorious Nazi work slogan ‘beyond comprehension’: Shatter
The Fine Gael TD said the phrase was “synonymous with Nazi inhumanity”.
View ArticleJohnny Ronan backtracks: Nama is ‘not comparable to Nazi horrors’
The property developer was heavily criticised after using a Nazi slogan in his submission to the banking inquiry.
View ArticleDoesn’t look like Bernard McNamara will be giving ANYONE his number
His responses to the banking inquiry could most generously be described as… unhelpful.
View ArticleWhy some TDs will have their iPhones and iPads taken from them next week
Members of the banking inquiry will be barred from using any electronic devices when they view the draft report next week.
View ArticleCrisis averted? Here’s what was agreed at today’s ‘tense’ Banking Inquiry...
Members took the unusual step of meeting on a Saturday.
View ArticleThe banking inquiry is in a real mess right now
The committee faces a crucial 24 hours in a bid to salvage its work.
View ArticleRescued: The banking inquiry will now write a much shorter report
Sinn Féin’s Pearse Doherty said the committee was attempting a “rescue operation”.
View Article‘Clearly there is a heightened risk of something going wrong’
Here’s everything you need to know about what’s happening in Irish politics right now…
View ArticleThe draft banking inquiry report is finally ready – but with no executive...
Two members of the committee have decided not to back it.
View ArticleAfter months of controversy, the banking inquiry signs off on final report
The inquiry members met today to discuss submissions from witnesses who gave evidence at hearings earlier in the year.
View ArticleIt’s now very likely the election will finally be called early next week
The waiting will soon be over.
View Article‘We’ve spent hours in the basement of Leinster House trying to find out what...
The final report from the banking inquiry is to be released today.
View ArticlePoll: Was the banking inquiry worth €5 million?
The committee’s report will finally be published today.
View ArticleDidn’t pay attention to the banking inquiry? This is everything you need to know
The committee of inquiry has presented its findings and recommendations regarding Ireland’s banking crisis after 14 months.
View ArticleWas Ireland lied to?
Here’s everything you need to know about what’s happening in Irish politics right now…
View ArticleOne of Irish politics’ most vociferous voices just bowed out in typical style
And it was a good one.
View ArticleLawyers grew fat on fees as the banking inquiry wasted our time and money
Political inquires are expensive spectacles set up by politicians trying to appear macho, Aaron McKenna writes.
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