Deal established to provide financial support for those in private or public nursing home care

Arrests follow report highlighting concerns about procurement in Kildare and Wicklow

Sale of portfolio could have cost State up to €29m, spending watchdog report suggests

Cork events to mark War of Independence while Tipperary remember Bloody Sunday

System was introduced in 2015 at a cost of €38m – nearly €20m more than budgeted for

Four of the State’s five surviving retail banks are working on a major cost-cutting drive

Paul Quinn is latest senior official to leave board, with project expected to cost €1.7bn

Move follows publication of Bill which would allow citizens resident outside State to vote

Agriculture and rural development received 86% of €1.8bn paid out by bloc, report shows

‘Serious lapses’ in State body’s financial practices severely criticised in C&AG report

Unpublished report highlighted concerns over university’s student records system

Deal in which €6bn worth of property loans to a US firm for €1.6bn prompted a criminal inquiry

Whistleblower faced considerable animosity within the Garda force

C&AG notes just 246 of 547 housing bodies have signed up for regulatory system

Mr Justice Peter Charleton found the former Garda press officer lied in an affidavit

Former Garda commissioner conducted ‘campaign of calumny’ against whistleblower

Callinan and Taylor ran two-man campaign against Garda whistleblower McCabe

Simon Harris says OPW ‘solely responsible’ for accommodation and procurement

The presidency’s funding should be looked at, but not by the tendentious PAC

Office of President’s spending to be examined despite constitutionality concern

Councillor threatened to walk out and claimed he was ‘entrapped’ into asking for payment

In some cases developers contributed money raised from selling jewellery and luxury goods towards repaying Nama

Ms Justice Isobel Kennedy to act as chairwoman ahead of October vote

Charleton tribunal: Ex-Garda chief says he thought press officer would be good choice

Ex-Garda commissioner says John Deasy, Seamus McCarthy and John McGuinness are wrong

McGuinness: Ex-Garda chief Martin Callinan told him McCabe not to be trusted

Accounts show Cerberus subsidiary used to buy loans made €9 million loss in 2016

C&AG report notes internal Garda review prompted voluntary payment

State Claims Agency figures show cost of legal actions against State rising to €2.2bn

Comptroller & Auditor General finds Dublin building was leased but not occupied

No brief fees to be paid as commission of investigation attempts to rein in costs

Government argues they facilitate efficient delivery of services, but not everyone is convinced

Allegations suggest EU money given to Garda for training was spent on entertainment

Michael Culhane did not disclose what he knew of Templemore financial irregularities

Commissioner criticised for not informing office about irregularities at Templemore

Former Garda commissioner tells tribunal minister asked about whistleblower’s background

Sale of loans was not done on the open market, contrary to normal Nama policy

Comtroller and Auditor General considering an inquiry into details of €455 million deal

Agency expects to have earned €3 billion surplus for State by end of the decade

Comptroller and auditor general tells Public Accounts Committee he is not sure why OPW changed its policy