Trio may feel they have taken one for the team in green jerseys – but a crime is a crime

Former attorney general and son inject total of €100,000 into Newgrange Gold in 2014

Former building society chief says inquiry into alleged regulatory breaches would be disproportionate, oppressive and unreasonable

Former building society executive claims regulatory inquiry into actions at lender are unconstitutional

Irish Nationwide, whose collapse cost €5.4bn, expected to be first up

Taxpayer skis off the cliff on Nationwide resort deal with Monaco-based businessman

Insurance giant is weighing up whether to cover society’s former directors

The loan is expected to form part of KPMG civil case against Michael Fingleton. Nationwide's lending policies stated that all significant loans must first be approved by its board and credit committee. This loan did not receive such approval.

Review to inquire into why KPMG as liquidator did not sue itself

Solicitor says Michael Noonan should tell them to take case against their firm KPMG

Bank decides against further investigation of Terry Cooney and David Brophy over lending practices

Building society directors being sued for tens of millions of euro over ‘catastrophic losses’

Action relates to their stewardship of the building society prior to its crash