Garda kept job despite admitting sex with sex worker he helped convict
A garda kept his job despite admitting to having sex with an escort he helped convict.
A garda kept his job despite admitting to having sex with an escort he helped convict.
A Fianna Fáil councillor facilitated more than €50,000 in donations from an energy company to community groups before last month’s local elections – only for the company to soon after reveal plans for a controversial battery storage development.
The head of the Garda National Immigration Bureau (GNIB) was investigated for allegedly failing to act on criminal intelligence information suggesting Athlone gardaí were committing serious crimes.
A Dublin maternity hospital hired a doctor who was suspended by a British medical tribunal after being convicted of assaulting his girlfriend and her friend, who had tried to stop him from drunk driving. The Coombe Hospital appointed Dr Christopher Morris as a locum consultant in the obstetrics and gynaecology
An ex-senior garda convicted of serious crimes gave key evidence in the trial of another garda – despite resigning from the force years earlier after he was questioned by detectives about his own crimes.
Unlawful HSE expenditure left the health service in a “precarious” and “exposed” position – according to a memo written by Departments of Health and Public Expenditure officials.
When I lived in Beijing for a year I came across some taxi drivers who tried to scam westerners. They had a simple trick.
Workers at a company that’s received a minimum of €200 million in state contracts over the last 12 years have brought a pay claim against the employer – accusing it of underpaying staff and poor working conditions.
Newly elected Limerick mayor John Moran is getting up to €15,000+ a month in rent from a co-living development he owns in the city.
An Aontú local election candidate received €10,000 to his personal bank account – he says on behalf of a residents’ association – in exchange for ending a blockade of a social housing development in north county Dublin.
An independent candidate for Offaly County Council endorsed by local TD Carol Nolan has been running a business on public land without planning permission.
A Fine Gael local election candidate and parliamentary assistant to ex-junior minister Damien English is in a battle with Meath County Council – which has served an enforcement notice on her and her husband for unlawfully building a “lodge” on their property without planning permission.