Heads of Bill include proposals that special liquidators waive privilege and must co-operate

Proposed legislation examines whether confidentiality and privacy issues can be solved

Evidence about appointment of receivers criticises in High Court

Sale of firm by IBRC to a company is being investigated by commission of inquiry

Enda Kenny to update Cabinet on feedback he received from Opposition leaders

Temporary inquiries are no substitute for properly resourced oversight agencies

Mr Justice Cregan believes he has insufficient powers to deal with documents

Judge contacted Taoiseach’s department seeking time to distribute interim report

Judge’s determination says he did not have powers to allow documents to be introduced as evidence

Considerable delays now inevitable

Former chairman says right of IBRC directors to a good name is prejudiced by delays

Minister for Finance says inquiry into Siteserv and other transactions is covered by 2004 Act

Tánaiste says 14 other inquiries had been established under the 2004 legislation

Chairman of commission says he is not in a position to proceed with investigation

Judge Brian Cregan tells Government it can’t investigate key transactions

The professions of writer and lawyer share lots of similarities so it is perhaps no surprise that so many Irish lawyers venture into fiction. Sarah Gilmartin hears the evidence

Hugs all round as golfer and Horizon Sports reach a settlement

No comment by either side but deal understood to involve $25m payment by golfer

Developer to ask judge to reconsider case taken under Mafia anti-racketeering laws