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

Describing Anglo Irish Bank as "very sick," a judge yesterday jailed three of its former officials for between 18 months and three years for conspiring to conceal or alter bank accounts being sought by Revenue.

The sentencing hearing for three former Anglo Irish Bank executives - found guilty of trying to defraud Revenue - has resumed in Dublin.

Three former Anglo Irish Bank officials have been convicted of conspiring to conceal or alter bank accounts being sought by Revenue which were connected to ex-chairman Seán FitzPatrick.

The jury in the trial of three former Anglo Irish Bank officials has retired to consider its verdict.

Former Anglo Irish Bank company secretary Bernard Daly told gardaí he couldn’t recall asking a subordinate if he would be willing to delete a bank account from a list being provided to Revenue.

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.

Former Anglo Irish Bank CEO Seán FitzPatrick mentioned concerns about an account belonging to a Denis O’Brien in the context of a Revenue investigation into bogus non-resident accounts in the bank, a trial heard.

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

Three former Anglo Irish Bank officials accused of hiding bogus off-shore accounts in an alleged tax evasion scheme were involved in helping Revenue investigate tax compliance in the bank in 2003.

Three former Anglo Irish Bank officials have gone on trial accused of hiding accounts connected to former chairman Seán FitzPatrick in an alleged tax evasion scheme.

A developer who built a €90m private hospital in Cork, only for it to close six months later, is to sue Nama alleging that he and others were fraudulently charged €8.3m in interest.

There is less than a 10% probability that the euro will break up, but if it did corporate Ireland would be able to cope with the fallout, says Tiarnan O’Mahoney, head of Moneycorp in Ireland.

TIARNAN O’Mahoney’s decision to remain as chairman of the Irish Pensions Board is truly extraordinary.

EIGHT defined benefit pension schemes closed down last year and more closures are expected by year’s end – with as many as 75% of schemes in deficit, according to the Pensions Board.

OVER 150 construction companies are being investigated by the Pensions Board over their alleged failure to pay pension contributions from employees into the industry’s pension scheme.

BERNIE CULLINAN has been elected as president of the Chartered Institute of Management Accountants (CIMA).

BRITISH investment bank Collins Stewart is to buy struggling lender International Securities Trading Corporation (ISTC) in a €5 million rescue deal.

SEVERAL prominent businessmen are believed to be among the investors in ISTC, which called a halt to trading in its shares yesterday.

Irish students studying for the Chartered Institute of Management Accountants (CIMA) examinations have out-scored their counterparts throughout the world.

INTERNATIONAL SECURITIES CORPORATION plans to float on London’s Alternative Investment Market and the Irish Enterprise Exchange in 2008.

INTERNATIONAL Securities Trading Corporation (ISTC), the hybrid capital lender to financial institutions, is due to report substantial profits in its first full year of trading.

THE directors of Anglo Irish Bank saw their combined pay rise by 10% to more than €9 million in the past year.

CHIEF operating officer at Anglo Irish Bank Tiarnan O’Mahoney will leave his post at the end of this year.

Anglo Irish Bank has four internal contenders for the post of chief executive, and a final decision should be made soon.