Donal O’Laoire sought €30m contract, tried to do commercial deal with polluter he was investigating for criminality, and allegedly discussed Manager’s evidence in contempt of court. By Frank Connolly
Solicitor struck off after Law Society falsely imputed an undertaking, and relied in part on a forged document and evidence from a fraudulent solicitor By Frank Connolly Allegations of “repeated skulduggery on the part of officials of the Law Society” are likely to be aired in the Supreme Court in the not too distant future […]
Whistleblower auctioneer Gabriel Dooley was manoeuvred out of €4m as Bray Council benefited from land sale. By Frank Connolly A prominent auctioneer in county Wicklow has made serious allegations against politicians and public officials over their dealings with property developers Sean Mulryan and Sean Dunne over many years. Gabriel Dooley has emerged as a whistleblower […]
Devaluing degrees. By Peter McMenamin, retired General Secretary of the TUI. The Technological Universities Bill is motivated by our excellent Institutes of Technology wanting spiffier names ‘‘The distinctive role of the IOT is to take in students onto courses which have a lesser entry requirement and to bring them to an academic level appropriate to their […]