Anglo Irish Bank

Dukes says he was briefed on Anglo tapes by lawyers RTE.ie Former Irish Banking Resolution Corporation chairman Alan Dukes has said he was briefed by lawyers on some of the contents of taped conversations between Anglo Irish Bank executives. Mr Dukes said it was not the job of public interest directors to … See all stories on this topic »   Coalition unease at outrage over Anglo Tapes witch-hunt Irish Independent- Meanwhile, in the wake of the Anglo Tapes, the Government is expected to … in which Anglo Irish Bank executives held not just the government but the Irish … State begins witch-hunt to catch the Anglo Tape sources Irish Independent Mr Noonan set the tone earlier when he said that the special liquidator of the former Anglo Irish Bank was seeking to find out who leaked the tapes, and took a swipe at what he termed “mucking around in garda business”. He was asked about the fallout … See all stories on this topic » Leaked tapes could delay Anglo trials for years Irish Examiner The trials of former Anglo chairman Sean FitzPatrick and other senior executives could be delayed for years due to the controversy surrounding the leak of explosive tapes from the toxic bank, theIrish Examiner has learned. By John Walsh and Shaun … See all stories on this topic » In Ireland, Dire Echoes of a Bailout Gone Wrong New York Times The leak of audiotapes of phone conversations between top officials of Anglo Irish Bank, which was by far the worst of a very bad lot, has stunned Ireland and damaged its relations with Germany. It now appears that the bank lied to Irish officials … See all stories on this topic »

I aim to be objective but if you don’t like what I’m saying, just switch off Irish Examiner LISTENERS to The Last Word were able to hear this week what the former Anglo Irish Bank boss David Drumm thinks of me. We broadcast an extract from one of the now infamous internal recordings in which he made pointed reference to a newspaper … See all stories on this topic » Bank’s former chief in UK living in dream lakeside home Irish Independent THE former boss of Anglo Irish Bank‘s British operations, currently being pursued by the bank for repayment of a chunk of his almost €6m retirement pay-off, is living in a palatial property in Co Clare. See all stories on this topic »