Person: Pádraig Ó hUiginn

A COMPREHENSIVE SERIES OF ARTICLES ON THIS TOPIC

news

State Archives: Finance accused IFSC firms of abusing rules

The Department of Finance accused several companies that had set up in the new Irish Financial Services Centre in Dublin in 1987 of abusing its rules for the benefit of foreign banks.

news

State Archives: Merrion St sale ‘could facilitate sniper attack’

columnists

Fine Gael talks in an accent that doesn’t resonate with everyone

CHARLIE MULQUEEN: Patience pays for McGinley

news

Officials’ evidence ‘was ignored’

golf

McGinley pips Harrington for Player of the Year accolade

McGinley applauds Irish Ryder Cupbearers

THE €10 million or so that it cost to bring the Ryder Cup to Ireland is regarded as a “bargain” in many quarters and it undoubtedly is.

Tue, 18 Oct, 2005

Trust puts golfers on course for success

THE Team Ireland Golf Trust have announced funding of over a quarter of a million euro for 29 Irish golfers.

Thu, 16 Dec, 2004

Protesters defame O’Brien, says solicitor

ANTI-BIN charge protesters received a solicitor’s letter threatening legal action an hour after announcing they would picket Dublin Castle to coincide with the appearance of businessman Denis O’Brien before the Moriarty Tribunal yesterday.

Tue, 25 Nov, 2003

Lowry ‘pressurised ESB to allow Esat masts’

FORMER Communications Minister Michael Lowry put the ESB under pressure to allow Esat Digifone masts and antennae for mobile phones onto some of its key sites, the Moriarty Tribunal was told yesterday.

Thu, 12 Dec, 2002

Government to vet job moves by civil servants

THE Government is to crack down on civil servants with lucrative insider knowledge who are moving directly to highly paid posts in the private sector.

Fri, 09 Aug, 2002