No findings in tribunal’s final report, which deals with Bertie Ahern, withdrawn

A tribunal with a massive budget and widespread public support has ended up falling flat on its face

Developer Joe Tiernan is proud of what he achieved but happy he had just enough sense to avoid getting carried away

Lack of a witness forces bureau to withdraw its action seeking payment of alleged corrupt gains by Kennedy company JWPL

Editor Kevin O’Sullivan casts his eye back over the highlights of an eventful 12 months in his editorial review of 2013

Tom Gilmartin refused to be broken by the greed of a powerful elite

Developer gave critical evidence of planning corruption

Allegations about payments was damaging to senior politicians

Former councillors, a sitting councillor and a businessman all involved

Businessman will be forced to take legal action if he wants compensation

Bureau believes lack of conviction not an impediment to case concluding

Analysis: all that’s left now is for the taxpayer to pay the legal bill

Tribunal publishes witheld ‘Carrickmines module’

Frank Dunlop would be central to any future prosecution

Some people are living in floodplains while others have no option but to drive to a shopping centre

Director of Public Prosecutions will not proceed with cases of alleged bribery over rezoning

Kennedy accused of bribing McGrath, Cosgrave, Fox and Lydon

Dunlop claims he was paid IR£1.8m by developer, but didn’t tell him about bribes to rezone land at Quarryvale

Former political lobbyist told ‘big lies about important matters’ at tribunal 13 years ago

‘I became dishonest in 2000 when asked a question in the tribunal about a bank account and I didn’t give a truthful answer’

Former government press secretary tells corruption trial he gave £25,000 to eight councillors

Frank Dunlop to say James Kennedy retained him in 1991 to secure land rezoning

The accused include three former councillors and a sitting councillor