The head of An Bord Pleanála’s (ABP) strategic housing development (SHD) division signed off on a controversial build-to-rent development on which his brother’s company had worked.
An Irish company has supplied parts for armoured vehicles deployed in Russia’s invasion of Ukraine.
A Labour Party activist who kept a tally of votes for Alan Kelly at the 2020 general election was convicted of sexually assaulting a child almost eight years earlier. RTÉ conducted an interview with the tallyman at the count centre but deleted both the interview and a tweet promoting it.
A Labour Party activist convicted in 2012 of sexually assaulting a child was present at two Tipperary election counts in 2019 and 2020, according to a former local councillor.
A state-funded domestic violence charity was permitted to evict a woman from one of its properties just before Christmas last year.
For more than a year the HSE has spent over €1,000 a week storing toxic Virapro hand sanitiser.
The three biggest landlords in Ireland control almost half the institutional rental market. The cheapest property they’re offering is more than €1,500 a month, a one=bed apartment in Donohoe’s Dublin Central constituency.
A well-known Dublin property investor purchased six flats from a receiver earlier this year and has re-let them with rent increases of up to 116 percent.
A former ministerial driver for Paschal Donohoe and Fine Gael constituency treasurer, Martin Sadlier, has tried to enforce unlawful evictions for Prussia Street landlord the McGrath Group.
The property developer behind this week’s attempted eviction of a community group in Dublin 7 is a convicted fraudster with a history of unlawful evictions and overcharging rent.
Gardaí barred the media from a district court hearing concerning the authenticity of garda statements.
Embattled attorney general Paul Gallagher, who has this week had to defend his representation of former Independent News and Media directors in a High Court action, owns a property portfolio worth an estimated €8.5 million.