Irish Nationwide Building Society

Liabilities of failed lenders weighed on State after September 2008 bank guarantee

Court of Appeal decision refused to halt trial

High Court will ask NI counterpart to allow questioning of three former building society employees who have not responded to queries over collapse of business

State keen to close the door on the last of the debt used to prop up Anglo Irish Bank and Irish Nationwide whose failure triggered the financial crisis

Anglo was renamed Irish Bank Resolution Corporationin 2011 and subsequently took over the remains of INBS

Court filings say the prominent former banker also had outstanding judgement debts of more than €10.7m at the end of last year

Former Irish Nationwide Building Society chief once worth €75m, court filings show

Court of Appeal rules that former Irish Nationwide boss’s ill-health does not put him at risk of ‘unfair trial or an unjust result’ in €290m action

Seen & Heard: Dublin apartments ‘paused’; Fingleton urged to declare bankruptcy; bedsit investor’s 200% return; NCT ‘chaos and confusion’

IBRC counsel says still ‘in the public interest’ to pursue case even if no chance of recovering money from former Irish Nationwide boss

Accused also describes paying for banker’s flights to Portugal and Hungary

Case against former Irish Nationwide chief over building society collapse initiated in 2012

Trial hears Law Society inquiry into affairs at Michael Lynn and Co only criticised Mr Lynn

Solicitor tells theft trial she never signed mortgage applications for Lynn

Elizabeth Doyle says office was ‘hectic’ and ‘there was a fear there’

Courts hears of dispute within INBS over who signed off on loan for Howth house

Building society considered ex-solicitor as having assets above €45m and ‘excellent’ repayment record

Judge adjourns trial on 21 counts of theft from banks involving close to €27m for week

Former solicitor faces charges relating to alleged theft of €27m from seven lenders

Former solicitor facing charges relating to alleged theft of €27m from lenders

If you agreed a mortgage holiday with your bank due to Covid, it is doubly worth looking

Gary McCollum denies having been head of commercial lending with Irish Nationwide

Public hearings into defunct lender resume after Covid-19 delay

Michael Fingleton jnr, son of the former managing director, made application

Society had €6bn in boom-time profit-share loans in 2008

Report says profit-share deal with developers put property lender’s loan book at risk

Lender suspended repayments on loans given out under Michael Fingleton

John Morrissey had €32m outstanding in 2014 when Nama called in borrowings

Former solicitor claims years spent in Brazilian prison left him traumatised

Latest submission said ex-INBS director will not be able to take part ‘for at least four months’

Panel to decide whether the public hearings, delayed since summer, should continue

Former head of commercial lending barred from senior financial role for 18 years

‘I do not want to hear any more excuses,’ solicitor of KPMG partners told

The three-person panel had planned to restart hearings after the summer

Joe Brennan’s day-by-day account of the month before the implosion of the global banking sector and the Irish bank guarantee

By September 2008, it was obvious something had to be done to save Anglo

Former chief executive feels persecuted by investigation

Revealing costs would undermine inquiry and raise privacy issues, regulator argues

‘I may have glanced at it,’ he says of letter received from financial regulator

Stan Purcell did not read minutes of society’s key credit committee, inquiry hears