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From Barry Cowen to ministerial pay, the Coalition has had more than a few wobbles
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Joe Duffy: The Gay Byrne I knew was fearless, and eternally curious
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Charleton evidence raises questions about damaging claims made
Multiple claims made on basis of evidence tribunal has shown to be questionable
Paul Reynolds defends reports saying Sgt McCabe ‘lied’
RTÉ crime correspondent tells Charleton Tribunal he has duty to report ‘it as it is’
Chris Dooley: ‘There was no time to celebrate, no time to eat’
When Ray Houghton scored, decorum was discarded as we Euro 88 reporters celebrated wildly
Businessman offers €250,000 for evidence of investment product mis-selling
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Fintan O’Toole: Five ways to purge politics of ‘dysfunction’
It is not just the Department of Justice that is ‘dysfunctional’. It is Irish democracy
Former AIB executive comes full circle with its Isle of Man activities
Paradise Papers highlight relationship between AIB and Appleby law firm
‘Stroke politics’: from disappearing trees to a non-Irish Gaeltacht
Irish politicians have turned ‘pulling a fast one’ into an art form
Colm Keena: We should beware another era of tribunals
It’s hard to balance individual rights with need to shine light on issues of public concern
Planning Tribunal: Suppression of material ‘inexplicable’, businessman says
Joseph Murphy jnr issues statement after tribunal said findings against him were ‘unlawful’
Joseph Murphy claimed tribunal ‘pattern of non-disclosure’ deliberate
Businessman said James Gogarty’s evidence to planning tribunal was ‘assumed to be true’
Planning tribunal marked by two distinct phases
Many of those originally named in report used legal route to have their names deleted
Quashing of Joseph Murphy findings a further indication of debacle
Planning tribunal expected to cost State about €160 million before it concludes
Tribunal finding that businessmen bribed Ray Burke quashed
Joseph Murphy junior took action on behalf of himself and his late father over Flood report
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Businessman takes case against State over planning tribunal’s actions
Murphy claims damages after material related to credibility of Gogarty was withheld
Michael Bailey seeks investigation into planning tribunal
Adverse findings against 11 witness dropped as inquiry publishes revised reports
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