Limerick company, backed by the IDA, sending components to Israel Defense Forces arms supplier
Limerick-based Analog Devices International is sending critical components to the Israel Defense Forces’ (IDF) largest weapons supplier.
Limerick-based Analog Devices International is sending critical components to the Israel Defense Forces’ (IDF) largest weapons supplier.
A recruitment company owned by a Fine Gael election candidate handled ex-Fine Gael senator John McGahon’s appointment as Dundalk Chamber of Commerce CEO.
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FedEx – which has repeatedly flown munitions through Irish territory illegally – is under criminal investigation after The Ditch, in partnership with Belgian media, reported it illegally transported F-35 fighter jet parts to Israel through Liège Airport last month.
Confidential correspondence shows government had all but confirmed Nama chief Brendan McDonagh as its so-called housing tsar – while taoiseach Micheál Martin publicly denied any decision had been made.
The garda commissioner misled an Oireachtas committee about his knowledge of airlines illegally using Irish airspace to transport weapons to Israel.
One of Ireland’s state representatives in Egypt plays a crucial role in transporting goods in and out of Israel during its onslaught on Gaza.
Fine Gael senator Paraic Brady hasn’t declared a house he built in Longford – and the council he used to serve on won’t release records showing what he told planning authorities about his property holdings when he built it.
Fianna Fáil appointed a newly elected TD to the Oireachtas artificial intelligence committee – even though he holds stock worth thousands in an AI company co-founded by a man who “conducted classified intelligence work” for the Israel Defense Forces (IDF).
A Spanish company has shipped 1,207 tonnes of steel to Israeli weapons maker IMI Systems since August 2024 – despite recent calls by the Spanish foreign minister for an arms embargo against Israel.
Fine Gael Senator Paraic Brady didn’t declare he sold a property to Longford County Council for €67,000 – nearly double what he first paid for it – while sitting on the council’s social housing committee.
A Fine Gael senator on the Seanad agriculture panel didn’t declare more than €16,000 in farming income while serving as a county councillor last year.