Media organisation paid new chief executive Michael Doorly in excess of €630,000 in 2018

Whistleblower to depart troubled media group in January

Authority says O’Brien’s 29% INM holding gave him a ‘substantial interest’ not ‘control’

Hearing of corporate watchdog’s application for the appointment of inspectors, opposed by media group’s board, begins

Publisher sought to block State watchdog’s application to appoint inspectors

INM’s editor-in-chief and Denis O’Brien’s last board nominee are to leave the business

Claims of journalists’ emails being accessed raise ‘very serious public interest issues’

Court papers show consultant was granted free access to premises

INM controversy involves data, a radio station, ‘success fees’ and possible market abuse

Chronology: the messages that saw Denis Naughten’s plans relayed through two PR consultants to INM’s main shareholder

Michael Doorly unable to guarantee personal staff data has not been compromised

Media group’s then chair consulted businessman over appointment, affidavit says

Head of corporate regulator wants High Court to appoint inspectors to investigate

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Leslie Buckley asked to explain who gave UK company access to publisher’s IT system

Buckley’s stance is over dealings with cyber security specialist as Office of the Director of Corporate Enforcement looks at ‘data breach’

ODCE stepping up investigation into corporate governance at newspaper publishing group

Departure to resolve boardroom row over aborted Newstalk deal

Irish media company’s pretax profit falls almost 20 per cent in first half of year

Review had been triggered by clash between Pitt and Buckley over Newstalk valuation