Banking Inquiry week 18: Why Patrick Neary’s testimony was both relevant and irrelevant
What is left to say about Patrick Neary? The former financial regulator is now six years into ret...
What is left to say about Patrick Neary? The former financial regulator is now six years into ret...
The marriage equality referendum was a master exercise in the strategy of public therapy
No conflicts of interest in the auctioneering business, no builders with cosy political relationships - the perfect world of pre-bust Ireland
The Irish mindset seeks to blame the banks and not the bankers
The truth is that reform has not changed how Ireland really works
The Carlow Kilkenny by-election on May 22 is the last election test before the General Election. ...
It’s galling that the former ECB chief wouldn’t face the Dáil, but we’re still looking to blame someone else for the crash
Donal Forde’s testimony at the banking inquiry last week was a disorienting mix of the ordinary and the surreal
Hauling various former media bigwigs over the coals may have been fun for some, but it achieved nothing
Confusion surrounds plans for the Rising’s centenary. Perhaps that is strangely appropriate
We were not all in this together. A relatively small number of individuals were involved in the commercial practices that led to the bank guarantee
What is the point of having watchdogs like Hiqa and GSOC if they are muzzled?
One of the major developments in how we run our state in recent decades has been the ...