Conviction of former chief executive most significant in nine-year Anglo investigation

Former Anglo chief took copious notes as 49 prosecution witnesses gave evidence

Issues of admissibility, hearsay and much else fought out closely in 16-week trial

Drumm remanded on bail until June 20th for sentencing after ‘humanitarian’ plea

Banker faces potentially a long jail term on conspiracy to defraud and up to 10 years for false accounting

Most damaging fallout of sit-it-out strategy was five months in maximum-security jail

Former Anglo Irish Bank chairman denies conspiracy to defraud and false accounting

Judge says comments made in phone calls heard during case show stress bankers faced

Judge says 2008 crash ‘unprecedented’ but not an excuse for charges ex-Anglo chief faces

Banker was captain of ship facing ‘a storm’ and did what was needed to get through, counsel says

Jaw-dropping errors have shaken public’s faith in handling of banking crisis

The former Anglo boss has been acquitted in court again following a ‘biased’ investigation

Former banker has been in out of the courts for almost a decade

Former executive sentenced to 3½ years after 89-day trial with two other bankers

Two-and-a-half-year sentence over €8m loan fraud to run alongside earlier jail term

It was a year of ups and downs in the world of business as some achieved spectacular success and others felt the strain

Former director of lending at Anglo Irish Bank was due to go on trial next month

Former Anglo finance director’s €8.4m loan was secured against his shares in the bank

John Bowe, Denis Casey and Willie McAteer each jailed for conspiracy last July

Denis Casey, Willie McAteer, John Bowe were found guilty of distorting Anglo results

Cantillon: One year ago Tiarnan O’Mahoney, Bernard Daly and Aoife Maguire became first bankers since the financial crash to be jailed

Willie McAteer and John Bowe of Anglo and Denis Casey of Irish Life convicted of fraud

Three former bankers given jail terms in months long trial haunted by its absentees

Numbers man told gardaí he was aware of the ILP deal but not of the mechanics of it

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

Judge criticises EY saying company should have known what was happening at bank

Willie McAteer given 3.5-year term; Denis Casey two years, nine months; John Bowe two years

All of the convicted men were senior, experienced executives so not to have jailed them would have sent out a peculiar message

Supporters and family members speak in court on behalf of the three defendants

Denis Casey, Willie McAteer, John Bowe found guilty after longest trial in Irish history

Anglo verdicts, Nama’s annual report and company news

Despite the costs of the recent Anglo trial, society has no choice but to prosecute such cases

Any serious errors in the investigation could have caused major complications

Denis Casey found guilty after longest criminal trial in Irish legal history

Former chairman Sean FitzPatrick, former chief executive David Drumm and former executive Pat Whelan are all due before the courts

Judge ruled it would not be right or practical to try to stop the jury hearing about the issue in the course of other testimony

The longest trial in Irish criminal history centred on a €7.2 billion transaction between Anglo Irish Bank and Irish Life & Permanent

Denis Casey, Peter Fitzpatrick, Willie McAteer and John Bowe were prominent in financial sector

Former ILP chief last of four defendants to learn verdict in long-running trial

Verdict on three of the four defendants already reached