An external report found that there was a prima facie case that EY was liable to disciplinary action in connection with certain aspects of its Anglo audits
Does Fianna Fáil really want to nominate him for the Áras and deliver us a sharp reminder of what that felt like?
According to documents, Ms Quinn received almost €540,000 from firms
The former RTÉ journalist and businessman has written a book about Israel’s decades-long oppression of Palestinians
Previous agency target was €4.8bn
Original Arthur Andersen accountancy giant collapsed amid scandal in 2002
Legislation going through Oireachtas aimed at rolling Irish Bank Resolution Corporation into Nama before combined entity wound up
State agency, preparing to wind down, has generated €48 billion to date
Move comes as special liquidators accelerate asset disposals
Bernard Byrne, who took charge of the business in 2021 and oversaw its sale to Bank of Ireland, announced his intention to leave the firm last year
So-called bad bank set to take over remaining Irish Bank Resolution Corporation assets and complete its wind-down by the end of 2025
The former lawyer, banker and at one time the State’s most recognisable civil servant has been elected the country’s first directly-elected mayor in Limerick
Byrne to succeed Margaret Sweeney ahead of forthcoming agm and amid ongoing strategic review
Agency ‘facilitated the delivery of about 34,000 residential units’ and ‘regeneration of Dublin docklands’
Byrne talks about his difficult time with AIB, dealing with the Anglo bond sale scandal at Davy, and the future of the stockbroking firm after he departs
Former billionaire detailed list of grievances over his treatment by the State and said attempts to link him to Lunney kidnapping are 'evil'
Theft trial hears that Anglo Irish Bank viewed accused as someone with whom it wished to have ongoing dealings
Mike Aynsley describes Quinn claims in recent interviews as ‘pure nonsense’ and ‘quite Trumpian’
Liquidators have control of assets in both countries that they were intending to sell last year before war broke out
Former billionaire again denies being paymaster in abduction and torture of Kevin Lunney
Minister for Finance says the move ‘brings to an end a specific consequence of the banking crisis’
Liabilities of failed lenders weighed on State after September 2008 bank guarantee
Businessman and son of former tánaiste died suddenly at his home in Sandymount
Big Four accountant was sued over audits that failed to uncover Seán FitzPatrick’s bed and breakfasting of up to €122m in personal loans
State keen to close the door on the last of the debt used to prop up Anglo Irish Bank and Irish Nationwide whose failure triggered the financial crisis
Anglo was renamed Irish Bank Resolution Corporationin 2011 and subsequently took over the remains of INBS
Numbers employed rise to 240 with the group ‘on track to return to pre-Covid trading levels’
The Clare-born developer was declared a bankrupt by the British high court in 2012
Dublin City Council gave go-ahead for project in January
Dublin City Council had granted permission for seven-storey office block
Seven-storey office block to be built on the site
The 2012 case sought €50m in damages over losses allegedly resulting from auditor’s failings
Judge reserves his decision on 15 of the former Davy employees’ motion to strike out the case against them
The report found that IBRC was deceived during the company’s 2012 sale to telecoms tycoon Denis O’Brien
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