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Documents 1 to 50 of the best 50 matching the query "moriarty tribunal". |
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ireland.com - The Irish Times - OPINION |
| Excerpt: Latest scandal to put FF in the shade. Saturday, February 12, 2000. OPINION/Marie Geoghegan Quinn. Some 21/2 years into the life of the Government and the economy is thriving, the polls are not half bad and the country is at peace, even if the peace process is in severe trouble. The Coalition has h Read Highlighted Text |
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ireland.com - The Irish Times - OPINION |
| Excerpt: Time for Action on Ethics. Monday, February 7, 2000. There must come a time when Mr Justice Flood and Mr Justice Moriarty, with the full authority and power of the High Court behind them, cite witnesses before their tribunals for obstruction, if not perjury, and refer their cases to the Director of Pub Read Highlighted Text |
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ireland.com - The Irish Times - OPINION |
| Excerpt: Revenue's inactivity kept tax frauds alive. Wednesday, February 2, 2000. OPINION/ Vincent Browne. Around Christmas, 1997, or in early 1998 I telephoned Denis Foley and asked him if he had an Ansbacher account. Ursula Halligan, now political correspondent with TV3 and then an investigative reporter Read Highlighted Text |
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ireland.com - The Irish Times - OPINION |
| Excerpt: Moriarty strikes again to upstage Bertie's big day. Saturday, January 29, 2000. OPINION / Dick Walsh. Ministers shuffled, a more vigorous Supreme Court, a Cabinet tour of the west and south, a new sports stadium in Dublin . . . Someone must have told Bertie Ahern that the thing to do as the Dáil resum Read Highlighted Text |
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ireland.com - The Irish Times - OPINION |
| Excerpt: Foley's joke puts Bertie's reshuffle in shade. Saturday, January 29, 2000. DRAPIER: Bertie Ahern will be in no mood for Kerry jokes this weekend. The best laid plans and all that. Rarely has a minimalist cabinet reshuffle been managed with such skill. Ever since Mary Harney started the ball rolling Read Highlighted Text |
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Ireland.com - The Irish Times - OPINION |
| Excerpt: Friday, January 28, 2000. EDITORIALS. Reshuffle Overshadowed. The gloss has been taken off the Government reshuffle by news from the Moriarty Tribunal that Mr Denis Foley, a Fianna Fáil vice chairman of the Public Accounts Committee, held up to £100,000 in the notorious Ansbacher accounts for a number of years. Read Highlighted Text |
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ireland.com - The Irish Times - OPINION |
| Excerpt: Reshuffle Overshadowed. Friday, January 28, 2000. The gloss has been taken off the Government reshuffle by news from the Moriarty Tribunal that Mr Denis Foley, a Fianna Fáil vice chairman of the Public Accounts Committee, held up to £100,000 in the notorious Ansbacher accounts for a number of years. Read Highlighted Text |
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ireland.com - The Irish Times - OPINION |
| Excerpt: Irish victim mentality of the powerful is absurd. Friday, January 7, 2000. OPINION/Fintan O'Toole. Towards the end of the last century, or to put it more plainly, shortly before Christmas, I had a letter from Dermot Desmond. I had written about the Telecom scandal of 1990, in the course of which Mr Read Highlighted Text |
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ireland.com - The Irish Times - OPINION |
| Excerpt: Moriarty's inquiry takes us back to Telecom deal. Front:. Accountant used secret agent-style technology to pay Haughey bills. MORIARTY TRIBUNAL. Friday, December 3, 1999. OPINION/Fintan O'Toole. For a while now, we've known that Charles Haughey was happy to take money from rich businessmen while he was Taoiseach. For a Read Highlighted Text |
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ireland.com - The Irish Times - IRELAND |
| Excerpt: Ireland 1990-99. November 9th, 1990: Mary Robinson is elected first woman President of Ireland. Once favourite to win, Fianna Fáil candidate Brian Lenihan tells reporters that he was defeated by "an ephemeral rainbow combination ranging from the extreme right to the extreme right" rather than the controversy surroun Read Highlighted Text |
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ireland.com - The Irish Times - IRELAND |
| Excerpt: Tightening belts for the chancer we knew so well. Charles J. Haughey: as the 1980s began, it was assumed he would be a dynamic Taoiseach, a man who would get things done, who had made himself rich and would do the same for the country. But it soon became clear he was no inspired leader.Photograph: Paddy Whelan. Read Highlighted Text |
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Opinion / The Irish Times on the Web / ireland.com |
| Excerpt: Wednesday, May 26, 1999. EDITORIALS. More Answers Required. The fall-out from the Moriarty Tribunal and the unacceptable behaviour of the Haughey years continues to threaten the Coalition Government. In the Dáil, yesterday, the Taoiseach, Mr Ahern, declined to answer questions from the Opposition parties abou Read Highlighted Text |
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ireland.com - The Irish Times - OPINION |
| Excerpt: Mr Ellis Departs. Blaney stance crucial as. Ellis resigns. Statement by Mr John Ellis. Ellis gives up allowance. of £10,000 a year. Ellis wrote to Ahern on beef. market in Iran. Angry farmers. say repayment more important. Ellis dug in. but was destined for long drop. Wednesday, November 10, 1999. Read Highlighted Text |
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ireland.com - The Irish Times - OPINION |
| Excerpt: Ellis dug in but was destined for long drop. Mr John Ellis: offering his resignation yesterday he pointedly thanked those party colleagues who had given him support and solidarity.Paddy Whelan. Blaney stance crucial as. Ellis resigns. Statement by Mr John Ellis. Ellis gives up allowance. of £10,000 a year. Read Highlighted Text |
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ireland.com - The Irish Times - OPINION |
| Excerpt: Low turnout, sympathy vote colour Labour victory. Dr Mary Upton (centre) the Labour Party candidate, canvassing with Ms Róisín Shorthall and Mr Eric Byrne.Upton elected. as turnout hits new low. takes seat for Labour. Editorial:. Labour Wins Lowest Poll. Friday, October 29, 1999. Labour has won a comforta Read Highlighted Text |
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ireland.com - The Irish Times - OPINION |
| Excerpt: An emperor stripped down in public. Mr Charles Haughey: given Ben Dunne's generosity to him, he might have bought his shirts at Dunnes Stores instead of from Charvet of ParisEx-ministers. not commenting on Haughey. Monsieur Henrot. from the Meurice recalls M Haughey. Opinion:. Read Highlighted Text |
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ireland.com - The Irish Times - OPINION |
| Excerpt: Questions For Mr Ellis. Pressure on Ellis. to quit committee chair grows. Saturday, October 23, 1999. Mr John Ellis is coming under considerable pressure to consider his position as chairman of the Joint Oireachtas Committee on Agriculture and Food because of the latest controversies surrounding himse Read Highlighted Text |
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ireland.com - The Irish Times - OPINION |
| Excerpt: Wednesday, October 13, 1999. Amnesia seems to be catching in the upper echelons of Irish life, writes Denis Coghlan, Chief Political CorrespondentBertie Ahern has been developing a memory problem in recent years, and there are no signs of it getting better. The situation has deteriorated to the Read Highlighted Text |
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ireland.com - The Irish Times - OPINION |
| Excerpt: Questions unanswered in Shirts Week. Saturday, October 9, 1999. Inevitably this will become known as the Week of the Shirts. Every second Irish tourist to Paris will want to view 28 Place Vendome to see where the movers and shakers of the world dress themselves. They will have the added bonus down the street of t Read Highlighted Text |
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ireland.com - The Irish Times - OPINION |
| Excerpt: Ahern fails to clear up mess after Haughey. Ex-ministers. not commenting on Haughey. Monsieur Henrot. from the Meurice recalls M Haughey. Haughey's fine cotton. in time of hairshirts. Opinion:. An emperor stripped down in public. Saturday, October 9, 1999. By Dick Walsh. Fianna Fáil used to be ca Read Highlighted Text |
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ireland.com - The Irish Times - OPINION |
| Excerpt: Cabinet's Ansbacher list case fell apart. Taoiseach. says High Court report will reveal names. Opinion:. Vigilance required against undemocratic tax evaders. Let miscreants get their dues. Ansbacher. names await a call from the inspectors. Bruton. calls for leak investigation. Saturday, October 2, 1999. By Dick Walsh. Read Highlighted Text |
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ireland.com - The Irish Times - OPINION |
| Excerpt: The Ansbacher Names. Front:. Culliton is first casualty of Ansbacher. Ansbacher five. had business links since 1970s. Coveney says. late father was not Ansbacher depositor. Opinion:. Name and shame policy may end in immunity. Thursday, September 30, 1999. The Government should take its courage in its hand Read Highlighted Text |
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ireland.com - The Irish Times - OPINION |
| Excerpt: Ahern may be unable to defy the tide of anger. Ms Harney: those who thought that the truth would never come out reckoned without her quiet determination to get to the bottom of the Ansbacher affair.Front:. Parties braced for Ansbacher battle in Dail. Ahern says. name and shame' not a legal option. Read Highlighted Text |
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ireland.com - The Irish Times - OPINION |
| Excerpt: Harney's resolve rewarded in Ansbacher affair. Editorial:. Between Fury And Despair. Opinion:. What will happen to the guilty operators?. Front:. Ansbacher depositors may face jail. IIB profited. from Ansbacher deposits. Ansbacher names. formed Traynor's circle of friends. Unlicensed banking. Ansbacher deposits. Read Highlighted Text |
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ireland.com - The Irish Times - OPINION |
| Excerpt: What will happen to the guilty operators?. Editorial:. Between Fury And Despair. Front:. Ansbacher depositors may face jail. Opinion:. Harney's resolve pays dividends in Ansbacher affair. IIB profited. from Ansbacher deposits. Ansbacher names. formed Traynor's circle of friends. Unlicensed banking. Ansbacher deposits. Read Highlighted Text |
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ireland.com - The Irish Times - OPINION |
| Excerpt: Between Fury And Despair. Front:. Ansbacher depositors may face jail. Opinion:. What will happen to the guilty operators?. Harney's resolve pays dividends in Ansbacher affair. IIB profited. from Ansbacher deposits. Ansbacher names. formed Traynor's circle of friends. Unlicensed banking. Ansbacher deposits. Scale. Read Highlighted Text |
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ireland.com - The Irish Times - OPINION |
| Excerpt: Judgment may be suspended but can't be put off indefinitely. Monday, August 16, 1999. The Taoiseach will have to answer many questions arising from the tribunals, writes Ruairí Quinn. The two tribunals have risen for the summer and will not restart their work again until September. Both have continually reve Read Highlighted Text |
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ireland.com - The Irish Times - OPINION |
| Excerpt: The sins of the past are now clouding the future. Wednesday, August 4, 1999. OPINION/ Dick Walsh. Last week the political message most clearly heard was about the need for trust between the parties in Northern Ireland. This week the emphasis is on lack of trust between leaders and led in the Repub Read Highlighted Text |
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ireland.com - The Irish Times - OPINION |
| Excerpt: The sins of the past are now clouding the future. Saturday, July 24, 1999. Opinion/Dick Walsh. Last week the political message most clearly heard was about the need for trust between the parties in Northern Ireland. This week the emphasis is on lack of trust between leaders and led in the Republic. The Government, it s Read Highlighted Text |
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ireland.com - The Irish Times - OPINION |
| Excerpt: Ahern right to put in final push. Saturday, July 3, 1999. OPINION/DRAPIER. The end-of-term feeling this year as the House goes into recess is different in some ways from what is usual. The silly season atmosphere is not there. Too much of importance is happening. The Taoiseach and the British Prime Read Highlighted Text |
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Opinion / The Irish Times on the Web / ireland.com |
| Excerpt: More Answers Required. Ahern rejects. claims of 'hiding behind lawyers'. Opinion:. Role of Dail could be undermined by tribunals. Wednesday, May 26, 1999. The fall-out from the Moriarty Tribunal and the unacceptable behaviour of the Haughey years continues to threaten the Coalition Government. In the Dái Read Highlighted Text |
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Opinion / The Irish Times on the Web / ireland.com |
| Excerpt: Role of Dail could be undermined by tribunals. Mr Ahern: little else he can do but let Moriarty tribunal take its course. Ahern rejects. claims of 'hiding behind lawyers'. Editorial:. More Answers Required. Wednesday, May 26, 1999. The Taoiseach's latest problem brings to the surface the unhealthy tension Read Highlighted Text |
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Opinion / The Irish Times on the Web / ireland.com |
| Excerpt: Strongman' Haughey looked after his interests. Saturday, May 22, 1999. Believe it or not, those who chose and for long supported Charles Haughey's leadership of Fianna Fáil were looking for a strong man. This may seem incredible as, with every week that passes, Mr Haughey and his legacy appear m Read Highlighted Text |
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Opinion / The Irish Times on the Web / ireland.com |
| Excerpt: Ahern has not eluded influence of the past. Saturday, March 06, 1999. OPINION/Dick Walsh. If there are plans to revive The Odd Couple, let me be the first to put in a word for Bertie Ahern and Padraig Flynn. Jack Lemmon and Walter Matthau were made for the parts. At their meeting in Brussels on Wednesday Bertie an Read Highlighted Text |
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Opinion / The Irish Times on the Web / ireland.com |
| Excerpt: All is rosy in Cowen's garden. Monday, February 22, 1999. PAPERROUND/Kathryn Holmquist. The Tyrannosaurus Rex of Tullamore - as John Bruton referred to Brian Cowen at the Fine Gael Ardfheis - sat hunched with a cuppa in his hand in an Ideal Homes-style kitchen fitted with all the mod cons a beleaguered politicia Read Highlighted Text |
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Opinion / The Irish Times on the Web / ireland.com |
| Excerpt: All FF guns trained on media messenger. Saturday, February 20, 1999. OPINION / Dick Walsh. Micheal Martin wore his most plaintive face for the six o'clock news: "People, he said, were "sick and tired of the allegations that are coming out. He's right, of course; except that he and his colleagues are beginning to bl Read Highlighted Text |
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Opinion / The Irish Times on the Web / ireland.com |
| Excerpt: Haughey's 'interest' in Iraq a cause for shame. Friday, February 19, 1999. Perhaps the most far-reaching revelation from the Moriarty tribunal so far is Charles Haughey's offer to Allied Irish Banks in October 1979 that he could secure a £10 million deposit from a Middle Eastern bank. From evidence Read Highlighted Text |
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Opinion / The Irish Times on the Web / ireland.com |
| Excerpt: Taoiseach declines to answer questions. Wednesday, February 17, 1999. For the first time since scandals began to rock his minority Coalition Government, Bertie Ahern has hunkered down and covered up, writes Denis Coghlan, Chief Political Correspondent.Cleaning up the unacceptable face of big business Read Highlighted Text |
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Opinion / The Irish Times on the Web / ireland.com |
| Excerpt: The many interests of Michael Murphy. Recent Fintan O'Toole columns:. Friday, February 12, 1999. OPINION/Fintan O'Toole. At the Moriarty tribunal this week, it emerged that five businessmen stumped up £292,000 in 1992 to bail out Celtic Helicopters, a company intimately connected to the finances Read Highlighted Text |
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Opinion / The Irish Times on the Web / ireland.com |
| Excerpt: Tribunals at Work. Friday, February 05, 1999. It would be unfair to compare the work-in-progress of the two tribunals established by the Dáil to inquire into payments to politicians and corruption in the planning process. Mr Justice Moriarty was appointed to follow through on the work of the McC Read Highlighted Text |
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Opinion / The Irish Times on the Web / ireland.com |
| Excerpt: Tribunal culture is based on mere gossip. Tuesday, February 02, 1999. My house in London came with a satellite dish, a thing I would not normally be interested in possessing. To my surprise, I am able to receive RTÉ Radio 1 on my television set, as clear as in Dublin 4. At first I thought I could get up in the morning, Read Highlighted Text |
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Opinion / The Irish Times on the Web / ireland.com |
| Excerpt: Questions Remain. Thursday, January 28, 1999. It was Mr Brendan Howlin of the Labour Party who described the Dail on RTE radio yesterday morning as the "chamber of accountability" in this State. But the Dail debate on the Gilmartin affair turned out to be another damp squib. Critically, it did l Read Highlighted Text |
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Opinion / The Irish Times on the Web / ireland.com |
| Excerpt: Government business will be more difficult now. Thursday, January 28, 1999. Bertie Ahern is being haunted by the fact that the culture introduced by Charles Haughey to Fianna Fail was an insidious poison, with a half-life that has lived on long after his departure from the political scene, writes Fergus Finlay Read Highlighted Text |
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Opinion / The Irish Times on the Web / ireland.com |
| Excerpt: What has Haughey done to deserve disgrace?. Wednesday, December 30, 1998. By Vincent Browne. Charles Haughey beamed from the front page of the Irish Independent on Monday, photographed at Leopardstown Races on Sunday with his friend Dermot Desmond. Ten days ago he was the guest of honour at a farewell party in RTÉ, s Read Highlighted Text |
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Opinion / The Irish Times on the Web / ireland.com |
| Excerpt: Haughey - Full Details Needed. Thursday, December 17, 1998. There is a strong argument that the right place for Mr Charles Haughey is in jail. The possibility exists that he could, indeed, serve time if convicted by a jury on charges of obstructing the McCracken Tribunal. More forgiving citizens, on the other Read Highlighted Text |
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Opinion / The Irish Times on the Web / ireland.com |
| Excerpt: Public rights frustrated by individual's rights. Monday, October 26, 1998. The most difficult question surrounding the Public Accounts Committee's investigation into bank accounts is whether it will be legally free to make the necessary full inquiry and publish its results, writes David Gwynn Morgan Read Highlighted Text |
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Opinion / The Irish Times on the Web / ireland.com |
| Excerpt: Answers will prove acid test in tax scandals. Monday, October 12, 1998. We don't want, and we shouldn't need, another expensive tribunal. A scandal-weary population is right to expect speedy and comprehensive answers from AIB, the biggest bank in the country, and from the Revenue Commissioners. T Read Highlighted Text |
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Opinion / The Irish Times on the Web / ireland.com |
| Excerpt: Beleaguered Clinton sure of warm welcome here. Saturday, September 12, 1998. Drapier: There may be a touch of the Skibbereen Eagle about it, and obviously it is of little consolation to him, but were Bill Clinton's fate left to an Irish audience he would have little to worry about. Such is the lingeri Read Highlighted Text |
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Opinion / The Irish Times on the Web / ireland.com |
| Excerpt: Greed is hallmark of all but invisible coalition. Saturday, August 01, 1998. OPINION/Dick Walsh. Some political promises sound as if they're made to be broken. Some are kept though we'd be better off if they were not. Take the second group first: the public would have been well served if Fianna F Read Highlighted Text |
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Opinion / The Irish Times on the Web / ireland.com |
| Excerpt: Kerry rivalry causes Bertie much grief. Saturday, August 01, 1998. OPINION/Drapier. The ongoing tensions at a local level between Jackie Healy-Rae and John O'Donoghue have been the source of much comment over the last number of months in the corridors. Indeed, even Government TDs laughed the tensions off as Read Highlighted Text |
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