Judge John Cooke an ‘exceptional man’ who never lost sense of fairness, funeral told
Late High Court justice believed purpose of law is ‘to treat everyone fairly and ensure voice of everyone is heard’
Dermot Gleeson
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By September 2008, it was obvious something had to be done to save Anglo
David Drumm pleads not guilty as Anglo Irish Bank trial starts
Ex-Anglo chief denies conspiracy to defraud and false accounting
Donal Barrington saw Constitution as ‘living document,’ funeral hears
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AIB went from a €270m dividend payout in 2008 to near death to remarkable revival
Disabled boy (5) gets €6.7m in action against Temple Street hospital
Children’s hospital apologies in court for failings after infection not diagnosed in baby
Pretax loss at firm owned by Clerys building owner
Property investor Deidre Foley’s D2 Private reports loss of €775,000 for last year
McNamara claims receivers for Nama recruited directors after wind-down
Developer defends company and says agency poached staff when construction firm failed
Banking inquiry: Liquidating Irish bank was ‘not an option’
Former Central Bank governor John Hurley says he ‘would not have advised’ the risk
Night of the bank guarantee: Big questions remain unanswered
When major players on the night of the bank guarantee give conflicting evidence, it is clear we are not yet getting the full picture
Cantillon: Banking inquiry has to be about more than apologies
The Oireachtas banking inquiry finally got down to business this week
Banking inquiry: Ex-AIB chief’s admission on €21bn bailout
Ex-MD who issued €17bn in land and development loans offers mea culpa
Banking Inquiry: Poor stress testing key to AIB’s difficulties
Inquiry hears evidence from bank’s former head of retail operations Donal Forde
Lenihan ‘wanted to wind down’ Anglo, Irish Nationwide
Former AIB chairman says banks not solely to blame for crash
Richie Boucher one of 13 summoned to Banking Inquiry
Former executives of BofI, AIB, Ulster Bank summoned to appear
Blind teenager awarded €3.2m for surgery delay after birth
Noel McCarthy ‘was badly let down in first few weeks of his life’ family says
Bankers centre stage in high-stakes drama over guarantee
One banker says early on they were pushing for a State guarantee, but others are less clear when this issue first arose that night
What the bankers knew on the night of the bank guarantee . . .
How events unfolded on September 29th, 2008, that will ultimately cost us €64bn
Central Bank could do ‘very little’ for Anglo on guarantee
Governer John Hurley said there was little he could do to prevent Anglo’s collapse
Things begin to go Carluccio’s way as new chapter opens
Italian restaurant is up and running again after a tumultuous time in boom years
Carluccio’s buys back Irish franchise, plans expansion
Change crystallises loss for Irish investor group
Court ruling saves Denis O’Brien €57 million in tax
Billionaire businessman wins battle with Revenue over location of permanent home
Madoff ponzi investors settle action in Commercial Court
Case centred on role of banks’ as ‘custodians’ to investment funds that deposited monies with Madoff entities
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