Irishman arrested in Nigerian bribery investigation
Energy deal under investigation was subject of one of the world’s largest lawsuits
Ex-barrister Patrick Russell conned people out of more than €12m, gardaí say
Dubliner defrauded victims by acting as barrister, tax agent and property broker
When Brian Lenihan played Santa Claus for Ireland’s refugees
From the Archive: A 1979 Christmas party for Vietnamese refugees saw coconut cake and Molly Malone
$9.6bn Nigerian claim shows perils for states in rows with dogged foes
Backed by hedge funds and armed with lawyers, Irish-backed firm P&ID is running an insurgent campaign for payment
Nigeria criminal inquiry on failed gas deal with Irish-backed firm
Collapsed deal has left the African nation with a $9bn legal judgment
McGrath talks the talk having walked the walk with Waterford
Former Déise manager enthralls GAA conference with compelling address on player wellbeing
Ten things you need to know about tribunals of inquiry
They cost a fortune, last for ages, become complicated and lawyers make a fortune
George Redmond among most corrupt officials in Irish history
Senior council official showed ill-disguised contempt for Dublin’s architectural heritage
Anne Harris: History will judge O’Reilly as a man of principle
While the former newspaper proprietor will always have his critics, his dedication to press freedom is unassailable
Election 2016: Five tips on survival for nervous TDs
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Offaly back up and running after victory over Waterford
A first championship win in four years for the Faithful County
Oireachtas sources believe Catherine Murphy did not break Dáil rules
Independent TD did not abuse privilege when commenting about Dennis O’Brien
Derek McGrath’s plan for Waterford is coming together
Manager is maturing in his roll along with his youthful team who are proving their worth
Gaelic Games: Weekend previews
Croke Park are expecting something in the neighbourhood of 25,000 for Dublin v Donegal Division One clash
Waterford end 34-year wait to claim the McGrath Cup
Tom McGlinchey’s side see off Billy Morgan’s UCC in the final
‘I loved what I did. Everything you see in the world my industry built’
Developer Joe Tiernan is proud of what he achieved but happy he had just enough sense to avoid getting carried away
Nash weapon may be neutralised but Cork still have plenty in their armoury
The chance to avenge last year’s All-Ireland defeat will have Cork champing at the bit in Thurles
Cork likely to avail of second opportunity to book a date with Clare
But Jimmy Barry-Murphy’s men will need to improve a lot to see off impressive Waterford
A quiet funeral for a brave man the big boys could not bury
Tom Gilmartin refused to be broken by the greed of a powerful elite
Complex land ownership structure ‘designed to conceal ultimate beneficial ownership’
Tribunal ‘satisfied’ that John Caldwell and Jim Kennedy were beneficial owners of 108-acre plot
After 16-year planning tribunal inquiry, few punished for corruption
Analysis: all that’s left now is for the taxpayer to pay the legal bill
Comment: Our culture of impunity lives on
Some people are living in floodplains while others have no option but to drive to a shopping centre
O’Callaghan ‘not aware’ of bribes paid to councillors
Dunlop claims he was paid IR£1.8m by developer, but didn’t tell him about bribes to rezone land at Quarryvale
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