Fine Gael minister of state Josepha Madigan defaulted on investment property mortgage
Fine Gael junior minister Josepha Madigan defaulted on the mortgage of an investment property.
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Fine Gael minister of state Josepha Madigan has never declared ownership of commercial property
Fine Gael minister of state Josepha Madigan has never declared her ownership of a commercial property since she was elected to the Dáil in 2016. TDs are required under ethics acts to declare their property interests annually. Madigan was required to declare her interest in this property even if it
State film agency gave 12 percent of Covid-19 fund to board member’s company
Screen Ireland gave almost 12 percent of its entire 2022 Covid-19 grant budget to a company owned by one of its own board members.
Ex-An Bord Pleanála deputy chair Hyde had relationship with senior inspector he ordered to change report
Ex-An Bord Pleanalála (ABP) deputy chairperson Paul Hyde was in a relationship with the senior planning inspector at the centre of one of the authority’s changed reports scandals.
Here’s what a Bord Pleanála inspector copied-and-pasted from a developer’s application for controversial strategic housing development
A Bord Pleanála (ABP) inspector copied-and-pasted into her report a false statement from a developer’s own application for a controversial strategic housing development (SHD).
An Bord Pleanála’s Hyde and Fagan unlawfully refused county Kerry housing development
Disgraced An Bord Pleanála (ABP) ex-deputy chairperson Paul Hyde and board member Michelle Fagan unlawfully refused a county Kerry apartment development. The duo voted against the 32-unit development without a legally required third board member.
Robert Troy’s annual asset declarations among those lost by Westmeath County Council
Ex-junior minister Robert Troy’s annual asset declarations are among those Westmeath County Council (WCC) says it has lost. The local authority also refused to say if it purchased any other properties from the Longford-Westmeath TD.
Ervia chief legal officer appointed herself to investigate energy whistleblower allegations
The chief legal officer at Ervia appointed herself to investigate an internal allegation of significant wrongdoing at one of the state utility company’s subsidiaries.
Green Party minister Roderic O’Gorman failed to act on report of dire conditions in refugee accommodation
Minister for equality Roderic O’Gorman ignored a report of dire conditions in refugee accommodation in Letterkenny, county Donegal.
Rainwater flows on sockets in makeshift kitchen at refugee accommodation in Donegal
Up to 40 refugees are being forced to share what is effectively an outdoor, makeshift kitchen almost completely exposed to the elements in Letterkenny, county Donegal.
State film agency gave board member’s company €75,000 in Covid-19 support funding
A Screen Ireland board member’s company received a €75,000 film production grant from the state body.
An Bord Pleanála chairperson declared he shouldn’t vote on certain organisation’s applications. He did it anyway
Despite voluntarily restricting himself from voting on Dublin Airport Authority (DAA) planning applications, the Bord Pleanála (ABP) chairperson ruled on several of the organisation's cases.