Ireland failing to live up to anti-corruption obligations

Ireland is failing to live up to its international obligations on tackling corruption, according to the latest analysis published by Transparency International.

Ireland failing to live up to anti-corruption obligations

Ireland is failing to live up to its international obligations on tackling corruption, according to the latest analysis published by Transparency International.

The business group says Ireland introduced laws on foreign bribery in 2001, but no investigations have been mounted or prosecutions taken under the legislation.

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