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    The Bench errs; and a Councillor chances his arm, but is resisted

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    Hanna allegation goes to heart of NAMA in Dublin

    by Frank Connolly 31 December, 2015 1 Comment

    NAMA has had many high-profile staff departures, but few are as likely to end up being the catalyst for a public inquiry into allegations of kickbacks and corruption at the agency as that of its former Head of Asset Recovery, Ronnie Hanna.

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    Adams’ crucial coded warnings to Robinson

    by Frank Connolly 31 December, 2015 1 Comment

    How Gerry Adams manipulated DUP leader Peter Robinson with NAMA allegations.

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    Adam’s crucial coded warnings to Robinson

    by Frank Connolly 29 December, 2015 0 Comments

    In late September, loyalist blogger, James Bryson, told a public session of the Stormont finance committee that Frank Cushnahan along with solicitor Ian Coulter formerly of Belfast firm Tughans, prominent accountant David Watters, developer Andrew Creighton and DUP leader Peter Robinson were to receive substantial sums from the sale of Project Eagle. Cushnahan was involved […]

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    Red Hand

    by Anton McCabe 24 December, 2015 0 Comments

    NIance For a long time the two issues that appeared to enjoy cross-party support in Northern Ireland (apart from horror of bauble-free direct rule) were one-off housing and visceral anti-abortionism. Now Sinn Fein appears to take a more nuanced approach to abortion. As do the courts. The Belfast High Court has ruled that abortion legislation […]

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    Wicklow again

    by Frank Connolly 24 December, 2015 0 Comments

    Apolitical blast from the past has returned to haunt the much troubled Wicklow County Council and its former county manager, Eddie Sheehy. Former councillor and once prominent Green Party member, Deirdre de Búrca, recently learned that the Council has abandoned a Supreme Court appeal taken by Sheehy after she secured a High Court judgment in […]

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    Dodgy Donegal. Environment Department ‘reviews’ evidence of former senior county planner, Gerard Convie.

    by Michael Smith 9 December, 2015 0 Comments

    Michael McLoone is Chairman of B&B Ireland and of Donegal Airport, and of the Prison Service group under Haddington Road, and was, until recently, on the board of Enterprise Ireland and was formerly CEO of Beaumont Hospital in Dublin, and chairman of the Blood Transfusion Board. His brother, Peter, was a globe-trotting CEO of Fás. […]

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    The tame, interrupted and unpublished ‘Planning Reviews’

    by James Nix 8 December, 2015 0 Comments

    The Department of the Environment (DoE) has been ‘investigating’ or rather ‘reviewing’ bad planning in a number of local authorities. In June 2013 the Department agreed to a High Court order overturning its own findings of no evidence of wrongdoing in the planning department of Donegal County Council on dates mostly in the 1990s. It […]

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