It took the recall of the toxic ViraPro hand sanitiser for the HSE to ask another sanitiser supplier whether its product was lawful to distribute in Ireland.
The businessman who sold the HSE €3.3 million of unusable hand sanitiser previously owned three companies that were struck off for failing to file accounts.
RTÉ has removed from its player an episode of Nationwide that featured a photograph of a naval employee in blackface at a fancy dress event.
The general manager of the Merrion Hotel understood that outdoor events of more than six people weren’t permitted this summer under government guidelines.
Finance minister Paschal Donohoe had serious reservations about paying the HSE director general more than €300,000.
A Golfgate organiser’s company has received government funding to run a live event.
Fine Gael’s Dublin Bay South byelection candidate James Geoghegan’s trust fund in 2018 sold a Dublin 4 property to an Ansbacher-linked property firm for €1.6 million.
One of the Mother and Baby Homes Investigation commissioners spoke at a Church of Ireland event while she was investigating institutions run by its members.
The contracts included one from the Department of Housing, awarded while Skehan chaired the Housing Agency.
housing crisis
Two Fianna Fáil ministers. Both landlords. One REIT investor. One who (unsuccessfully) took a case against a tenant for alleged arrears on a tiny one-bed flat he rented for €1,250 per month.