Denis Casey began his career in 1976 working for Allied Irish Finance Company Limited.

John Bowe studied accounting and finance in Dublin City University and left there in 1986, joining Standard Chartered Bank (Ireland) Ltd as a graduate trainee.

A friend of Denis Casey has described the former CEO of Irish Life & Permanent as an “ethical person with the height of integrity”.

The jury foreman in the longest-running criminal trial in the history of the State has told the court that they have reached verdicts on two of the counts.

The jury in a conspiracy to defraud trial has been told to suspend its deliberations until Monday - because a juror has been hospitalised.

The jury in the trial of four former bank executives accused of conspiring to defraud has suspended its deliberations after a juror became ill this morning.

The jury in the trial of four former bank executives accused of conspiring to defraud has gone home for a second evening without reaching any verdicts.

Judge Martin Nolan has told the jury that four former bankers accused of conspiracy to defraud in 2008 are entitled to a fair hearing and that the trial is no place for prejudice.

A jury in a conspiracy to defraud trial has been asked to consider the fact the financial regulator knew about the so-called “back-to-back transactions”.

Counsel for a former executive of Anglo Irish Bank claims the prosecution has not proven he had any criminal intent in an alleged conspiracy to defraud.

A jury has been asked to carefully scrutinise the states of mind of two former Irish Life & Permanent bankers accused of conspiring to defraud.

An accounting expert has denied being confused about “labyrinthine” accounting standards while giving evidence at the trial of four former bankers accused of conspiring to mislead investors.

Anglo Irish Bank engaged in a €7.2bn back to back deal to boost their balance sheet for the year ending September 2008 because it was such a bad month for the bank, a court has heard.

A senior accountant for Anglo Irish Bank has told the trial of four former senior bankers that it wasn't a good moment for him when the bank's auditors contacted him in 2009 about the accounting treatment of a billion-euro deal.

A man has been excused from serving on the jury in the ongoing trial of four former executives from Anglo Irish Bank and Irish Life and Permanent (ILP).

Anglo Irish Bank considered taking over or merging with Irish Life & Permanent at the height of the 2008 financial crisis, the trial of four bankers has heard.

A former liquidity manager with Irish Life and Permanent has said he was not told the purpose of circular transactions between ILP, Irish Life Assurance and Anglo Irish Bank in March 2008, the trial of four senior bankers has heard.

A senior banker with Irish Life and Permanent has told the trial of four banking executives that he was uncomfortable with alleged inter-bank transfers of €7.2bn with Anglo Irish Bank.

A senior banker with Anglo Irish Bank refused to sign off on inter-bank transfers of €7.2bn which were allegedly made to manipulate the bank's balance sheets, a trial has heard.

The trial of former Anglo Irish Bank boss Seán FitzPatrick will now take place in May of next year after the High Court has dismissed his application to permanently prevent his trial before Dublin Circuit Criminal Court from proceeding.

The High Court will rule today on former Anglo Irish Bank chairman Seán FitzPatrick’s application to permanently prevent his trial before Dublin Circuit Criminal Court from proceeding.

The numbers of ‘white collar’ criminals jailed for Revenue related offences, standing at nine so far this year, including the ‘Anglo Three’, is already three times the number jailed for tax offences in 2014.

A judge has ruled that Seán FitzPatrick can get a fair trial despite eight years’ publicity leaving him with a “negative” reputation.

Anglo’s former second-in-command is now handing out food in the staff kitchen of Mountjoy Prison.

Instead of deleting the accounts as they were asked, IT staff decided to archive them instead leading to their production in evidence during the trial.

Three former Anglo Irish Bank executives have been sentenced to three years, two years and 18 months in jail at the Dublin Circuit Court for trying to defraud Revenue.

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The jury in the trial of three former Anglo Irish Bank executives accused of defrauding Revenue has begun deliberations.

Lawyers for a former Anglo executive on trial on allegations of defrauding Revenue have today compared Sean Fitzpatrick to the captain of the stricken Costa Concordia ferry.

The jury in the trial of three former Anglo Irish Bank executives - accused of defrauding Revenue - has been told that the prosecution has "resorted to the cheap phrase - 'he must have known'."

One of the most extraordinary features of the prosecution of three Anglo Irish Bank officials accused of defrauding Revenue is that former chairman Sean FitzPatrick is not on trial instead, a jury has been told.

A former Anglo Irish Bank employee denied to gardaí that she was involved in a conspiracy to conceal bank accounts from Revenue as part of a tax evasion scheme.

The former CEO and chair of Anglo Irish Bank, Sean Fitzpatrick will not have to give evidence to the Banking Inquiry.

A friend and business partner of former Anglo Irish Chairman Sean FitzPatrick has told a trial that he was not aware of several transfers made from a bank account they held jointly.

Former Anglo Irish Bank chairman Sean FitzPatrick told an employee not to submit accounts belonging to his brother-in-law to the Revenue which was then investigating alleged tax evasion at the bank, a trial has heard.

The trial of three former Anglo Irish Bank officials has been put back until next week after the court ran out of available jurors.

The trial date has been set for two former Anglo executives over an alleged fraudulent loan of over €8m.

Three members of the State’s prosecution team in the long-running Anglo trial are the top three best-paid barristers by the DPP for the first six months of this year.

At 10.30am yesterday, two citizens were sentenced for doing something, a judge said, they believed was lawful.

One of the two Anglo executives sentenced to community service is expected to work with homeless people.

Former Anglo Irish Bank chairman Seán FitzPatrick may apply for free legal aid for his upcoming trial on charges of failing to disclose loans from another bank, a court has heard.

A judge will rule later this month on whether the State must reimburse all or some of the legal costs of former Anglo Irish Bank chairman Sean Fitzpatrick arising from his recent criminal trial.

The State is challenging the application of former Anglo Irish Bank chairman Sean Fitzpatrick to be granted the "enormous" legal costs he incurred during his recent criminal trial.

David Drumm was "freaked out" when he phoned his bankruptcy lawyer having learned of concerns over unreported cash transactions between him and his wife.