Niall McFadden created ‘stories’ to ensure chief executive’s bonus was not declared for tax purposes, High Court hears

‘Undisclosed’ engagements led to co-founders Niall McFadden and Brian Harvey negotiating 15% shareholding in Denis O’Brien company that bought business without anyone in Siteserv or main creditor IBRC knowing

Attorney General to be asked to provide advice on whether Dáil and Seanad should be required to vote on motion close down commission

Judge finds Denis O’Brien’s adviser signed document backdating contract which included ‘complete contrivance’

Inside Business podcast: Arthur Beesley on intense discussion at Arthur Cox as it came to act for both Siteserv parties

Denis O’Brien’s offer won out despite the prospect of a higher price from a rival bidder

Key witnesses given two months to respond to commission of inquiry’s conclusions

Bill since July 2021 includes €1.5m in legal fees and €46,000 for PR

Sean Corkery jumped at the chance to lead the aviation software firm out of trouble

Court of Appeal rules that High Court erred in saying application was overly broad

Micheál Martin appeared before commission to discuss 2015 private meeting with then senior Department of Finance official

Former minister for finance asked about department’s relationship with State bank

Martin to be questioned next month on meeting with Department of Finance official

Inquiry approaches sixth anniversary as final report into Siteserv deal delayed again

Seen & Heard: plans for deepwater port in Meath and ESRI warn on unemployment

Many borrowers have left Ireland since collapse of bank in financial crash

Businessman granted access to certain documents for defamation case against Red Flag

Companies linked to businessman received almost $134m in 3½ years

Claims include alleged attempt to access details of O’Brien’s banking affairs

State body set up in June 2015 to examine transactions at former Anglo Irish Bank