Greystones man charged with 23 counts of theft
Sean O’Neill accused of stealing Department of Social Protection money
Hibernia Reit gets green light for €100m plan at Harcourt Square
Property group approved for enlarged development on the site of current Garda HQ
Solicitor struck off for taking €173,543 from dead woman’s estate
Imelda Leahy deemed ‘not a fit and proper person to be a solicitor’
Gardaí investigate theft of over €200,000 from Cork credit union
Gurranebraher inquiry follows internal investigation which led to staff member’s dismissal
Mikhail Khodorkovsky case told of Garda trip to Moscow
Trip part of investigation into possible money-laundering of funds domiciled in Ireland
The ex-Russian oligarch taking on Irish authorities
Putin critic Mikhail Khodorkovsy speaks out as he attempts to unfreeze €100m
Khodorkovsky begins Irish court action to unfreeze €100m
Russian ex-magnate claims he has answered all Garda questions about source of money
O’Flynns sue Nama over alleged leak of information
Developer brothers also taking action against former agency employee Enda Farrell
Diplomats resorting to typewriters over 'fears of spying'
‘Guardian’ journalist Luke Harding says emails can no longer be regarded as private
Garda shut data systems after coming under malware attack
Incident being investigated by Computer Crime Unit in fraud squad
Willie McAteer profile: Anglo’s risk officer at centre of deals
Numbers man told gardaí he was aware of the ILP deal but not of the mechanics of it
Minister needs to decide if Console can continue, says David Hall
Interim boss says ‘no donations are coming in and there is a cost in providing the service’
Dáil to vote on commission of inquiry into Nama
Mick Wallace puts down motion over sale of Nama’s Northern loans
Ex-Nama official facing trial for leaking information
Paul Pugh (56) charged with intentionally disclosing confidential information by email
Anglo verdict: Prosecution wanted ‘green jersey’ agenda removed
Judge ruled it would not be right or practical to try to stop the jury hearing about the issue in the course of other testimony
Suspended sentence for leaking sensitive Nama documents
Enda Farrell (40) sent information about valuation of properties to named individuals
Anglo trial hears David Drumm told funds would go ‘round in a circle’
Court also told Sean FitzPatrick asked about ‘funnies’ in end-year figures
Ex-Nama official’s leaked documents case adjourned
Enda Farrell thought he was advancing the interests of the agency, court told
Funding investigation at closed childcare centres
Up to 400 families in west Clare told State-subsidised facilities would not open again
15 jurors finally sworn in for Anglo-IL&P fraud trial
Judge says trial set to take 20 weeks and that evidence will be somewhat complicated
Court runs out of potential jurors in Anglo executive trial
Juror selection in case of William McAteer adjourned despite more than 270 summons
Culture of ‘insular and stagnant’ Garda desperately needs change
Some of the findings in report are, quite simply, jaw dropping
Ex-Anglo boss David Drumm in custody ahead of extradition hearing on Tuesday
48-year-old arrested by US Marshals in Massachusetts, authorities confirm
Ex-Bank of Ireland employee accused of stealing €144,000
Alice Warnock (54) charged with offences alleged from 2003 until 2012 at three branches
Calls and emails: 10 things to know to avoid scam artists
Gardaí warn ‘vishing’ scams are on the rise with reports of victims losing thousands
Gardaí warn about phone ‘vishing’ scam
Victims lose thousands in calls purporting to be from security managers
Garda assigns team to examine Mick Wallace Nama accusations
Garda Bureau of Fraud Investigation to test truth of corruption and bribery claims
Garda assigns team to examine Mick Wallace Nama accusations
Garda Bureau of Fraud Investigation to test truth of corruption and bribery claims
Garda fraud squad leads inquiry into Wallace Nama claims
Officers will check if Nama official named by Wallace was assigned to developer in agency
Prosecution case against former Anglo Irish Bank officials ends
Tiarnan O’Mahoney told gardaí Seán FitzPatrick never asked him to do anything he was uncomfortable with
Liquidator faces trial for theft of €450,000 from companies
Stephen Cheung (38) charged with 19 counts under the Theft and Fraud Act
Scam alert: gardaí warn businesses over invoice fraud
Emails and letters sent to businesses requesting changes to payment arrangements
Former Canada Life agent pleads guilty to theft of €270,000
Offences alleged to have happened when he worked for the company in 2010 and 2011
Firearms and cash seized in major gardaí operation
Operation involved more than 100 armed officers in Dublin, Cork, Louth and Kildare
Former executive to stand trial for €2m theft from Vodafone
Married couple face charges in connection with alleged theft of €1.25m from company
Former Cork councillor Gary O’Flynn charged with fraud offences
Ex-Fianna Fáil politician remanded on bail charged with falsely obtaining commissions
Canada Life insurance agent to stand trial on €270k theft charges
75 charges put to Limerick man including use of applications as false instruments
Drumm faces large legal bills if he fights any attempt to extradite him to Ireland
Former Anglo Irish Bank executive would be unlikely to secure legal aid
Michael Lynn’s seven-year saga edges towards its final act
The archetypal prince of the Irish boom fled with debts of €80 million
Five handed suspended sentences for €1m mortgage fraud
Group among eight who admitted defrauding Bank of Ireland
Sinn Féin picks and chooses approach to whistleblowers
Analysis: Party has taken entirely inconsistent stance on McCabe, Cahill and now Ryan
Timeline: Tax evasion dossier
Harney and Rabbitte clashed in Dáil in 2005 over inquiry being brought to an end
Ned O’Keeffe given suspended jail term for false invoices
Former minister of state told to pay €3,500 after pleading guilty over mobile phone expenses
Gerry Adams rejects claims of SF cover-up on sex abuse
Sinn Féin leader claims in Dáil Maíria Cahill’s abuser ‘seems to have been forgotten about’
Bruton to meet civil servant at centre of dossier claims
Documents contain tax evasion allegations involving several senior politicians
Bruton to meet official alleging tax evasion by politicians
Enda Kenny says witness statement by senior civil servant was sent to the Garda
AG has not advised on tax evasion dossier - Kenny
Taoiseach says very important tax evasion claims be ‘teased out and investigated’
Politicians should be wary of dismissing whistleblower
PAC likely to have private hearing with civil servant
Bruton accused of ignoring tax allegation evidence
Civil servant alleges ‘interference with administration of justice’
Martin says tax claims material was handed to key bodies
Fianna Fáil leader says referral made after ‘substantial interaction’ with official
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