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Micheal Martin had all the hallmarks of a true prize political fighter

Celia Larkin: Publication of Mahon report brings out leader in Martin

Micheal Martin had all the hallmarks of a true prize political fighter, delivering a robust counterattack to the Government during the debate on the Mahon report in the Dail last week.

'Drumcondra Mafia' clear way for Fianna Fail to take St Luke's

By Michael Brennan and Fiach Kelly

THE famous St Luke's office used by former Taoiseach Bertie Ahern is to be handed back to Fianna Fail.

Redmond can't sue tribunal on finding but can seek his costs

By Tim Healy

FORMER assistant Dublin city and county manager George Redmond cannot sue the planning tribunal over corruption findings it made against him, the High Court ruled yesterday.

Mahon apologises unreservedly to Conor Haughey for naming him instead of his brother Ciaran in final report

By Independent.ie reporters

THE MAHON Tribunal has unreservedly apologised to the late Charlie Haughey’s son, Conor, for mistakenly including his name in the tribunal’s final report.

Willie O’Dea: I wasn’t trying to collapse the Mahon Tribunal

By INDEPENDENT.IE REPORTERS

FORMER Fianna Fail Minister Willie O'Dea today defended his past criticisms of the Mahon Tribunal.

Mahon: Last remaining Fianna Fail member quits the party

By Ed Carty and Lyndsey Telford

THE last remaining Fianna Fail member named and shamed in the Mahon findings has quit the party.

Ahern may face new tax probe from ethics watchdog

By Michael Brennan and Maeve Dineen

FORMER Taoiseach Bertie Ahern declared himself to be tax compliant in 2002 -- even though he was subsequently unable to "truthfully account" for IR£165,000 lodged to his bank accounts.

Hogan under pressure to re-open six planning probes

By Fiach Kelly Political Correspondent

FINE GAEL enforcer Phil Hogan is under pressure on two fronts as the party prepares for its first ard fheis since gaining power last year.

Gene Kerrigan: Judges didn't cop out in report -- but the rest of us did

Some of us were half-expecting a cop-out, but Judges Alan Mahon, Mary Faherty and Gerald Keys followed the logic of the evidence. The Planning tribunal has done its job. Will the DPP's office, the police and the Revenue now do theirs?

John-Paul McCarthy: Why FF must overcome the 'Weak in Politics' trait

AT a key moment in the peace process in Northern Ireland in 1998, David Trimble told an aide not to miss his next meeting with Taoiseach Bertie Ahern.