PAC report is damaging for the Commissioner - but the government could take advantage of perceived bias
PAC strongly critical of Garda Commissioner over delays in informing justice minister and the comptroller and auditor general when concerns first arose
Leo Varadkar is displaying an inexplicable reluctance to tie himself to any political position
In a letter to PAC Niall Kelly alleges he has not seen "all accounts required for auditing"
With a parliament as ineffectual as this one, it won’t make a blind bit of difference
Attention is moving to the money trail as the PAC inquiry into Templemore’s finances is set to widen beyond the Garda college, writes Mary Regan
Last month, Garda Commissioner Nóirín O’Sullivan referred the so-called Cabra account to Gsoc after concerns over fraud were raised by the force's head of internal audit
Garda HR chief John Barrett has written to the PAC urging a “specific inquiry” into movement of taxpayers' cash
Potential financial irregularities at garda training college should have been made known to me, Comptroller and Auditor General tells Public Accounts Committee
Social Democrats TD Catherine Murphy has questioned whether there were any “potential conflicts of interest”
Varadkar’s accession has changed the dynamic of Fianna Fáil’s deal with FG
It still remains unclear exactly what Nóirín O’Sullivan knew, writes Mary Regan
The Commissioner also told the PAC that a retired senior officer controlled suspicious Garda account
The Garda College in Templemore had more than 40 unauthorised bank accounts and at their peak, the sum of cash held in those accounts was €2.3 million
The social network carried out its own internal investigation but concluded there was no credible risk
