Sipo reconsidering its stance on Leo Varadkar leak inquiry
Ethics body writes to PBP deputy Paul Murphy telling him it will inform him of the outcome of its reconsideration
Ethics body writes to PBP deputy Paul Murphy telling him it will inform him of the outcome of its reconsideration
Number of specialist gardaí tasked to corruption inquiries ‘insufficient’, European Commission report says
TD who brought judicial review case calls on the Sipo to respond to judgement publicly
Shareholdings in airlines run by Ryanair, AIG and Lufthansa predate appointment to CEO and are included in SIPO returns - DAA says
The former taoiseach faces more scrutiny of questionable actions when he first led the Government.
Judge quashed ethical watchdog’s decision and directed matter go back to office for further consideration
Former minister for state claimed any directorships and properties he ever had were registered at one point
New measures to allow for the imposition of sanctions, including a ban on lobbying for two years, to come into effect from this weekend
Former Minister of State resigned in August 2022 over failing to register all his property interests
Social Democrats TD Róisín Shortall says ‘not a hope in hell’ of reform Bill being passed before general election
People Before Profit councillor Hazel De Nortúin submitted complaint which has been referred back to Standards in Public Office
The Sligo-Leitrim TD claimed the actions of SIPO had deprived him of his right to privacy as guaranteed under the Irish Constitution and the European Convention on Human Rights
Lack of independent scrutiny raises questions about spending of public money in family and care referendums
New Senior Posts Remuneration Committee is to be established to look at pay in high-level public sector posts - but not ministers
Paul Murphy’s lawyers said reasoning for rejecting his complaint ‘legally inadequate’
Former minister omitted to declare all properties in annual returns
People Before Profit TD Paul Murphy discloses total of €3,000 in donations from three individuals
Parliamentary body rejects claim by Web Summit founder that Micheál Martin abused Dáil privilege by speaking about funding of The Ditch website
Tom Enright, subject of critical Sipo report in 2022, denies making off-air verbal attack on presenter Alan Corcoran
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Gardaí now believe only a fraction of the gold is owned by the National Party with the rest owned by senior party members
Right wing party says James Reynolds has taken over following reports of €400,000 gold reserves going missing
The founder of the party claimed a ‘considerable quantity in gold’ was removed from its vault, sparking a Garda inquiry and questions over who the donors were
The fringe far-right Irish political party claimed ‘a considerable quantity of gold’ had been stolen from the party’s safe in Dublin
If the bullion in the party vault is derived from donations, the question arises as to who the donors were
Gardaí on Monday recovered gold with estimated value of €400,000 after claims it was taken from National Party vault
Judge ruled case met low threshold of containing legal grounds that are ‘arguable’
Although then tánaiste claimed vindication when Sipo rejected complaints against him, dissenters’ criticism of his defence was stark
Newly released records show Comptroller and Auditor General raised concerns in note dissenting from vote against holding an ethics inquiry into Taoiseach’s leak of medical record
Martin accuses website The Ditch of distortion and creating a toxic atmosphere online
Fianna Fáil TD told Dáil ‘no law was broken’ over 2008 property purchase from Limerick County Council
Minister of State says that in hindsight it would have been better if he had not participated in a local area committee meeting
Inaccuracies in statutory declarations to Sipo were ‘not acceptable’, party leader says
Sipo investigating complaints into a series of alleged discrepancies in party’s accounts
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