Big Business - Profit and Harm

REVEALED: How Munster and All Black hero Doug Howlett used his charity to benefit own firm.

All Blacks and Munster rugby hero Doug Howlett's charity foundation used donated funds to benefit his own private company, the Irish Mail on Sunday can reveal.  This investigation can be accessed in full via a Mail+ subscription.

Online child safety firm was allowed to use Garda logo on commercial basis

GARDA bosses allowed the force's insignia to be used on a commercial basis for at least three years - the first and only time this occurred in the history of the state. The use of the insignia by a controversial online child safety tech firm continued until this year, despite gardaí saying they told the company to stop using the endorsement three years ago. Cybersmarties.com -...
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THE BAD GUYS ALWAYS WIN

Cybercrime is nothing new but the hackers are getting better, the stakes are getting higher, and their demands usually have to be met

Bankrupt… so what has happened to John Shee’s assets?

ON-THE-RUN developer John Shee declared himself bankrupt this week after returning from self-imposed exile in France. But Mr Shee, who was hiding from creditors in...

Gardaí to investigate elder abuse by carer

Case is reported after Mail exposé of HSE's failure to act - despite video of incident

CARER’S ABUSE OF BLIND WOMAN

Shocking video reveals soiled cloth was used to wash the face of a frail pensioner.

Cyril McGuinness – A Lifetime of Crime.

33 years ago a judge said Cyril McGuinness was quite mad and would 'kill someone.'

WE WON’T KILL YOU – THIS TIME

The chilling threat kidnappers made to Quinn executive Kevin Lunney as further details of his ordeal emerge

Owner of scandal creche is a major landlord

Property worth €5m… and €2m in creche profits

The investor with €25m in debt who ‘refused to give up’ €2m house for €900,000 Nama property

Entrepreneur wants State's bad bank to sell the family home to his wife

STEPHEN ROCHE: MY DEBTS OF €600K

Cycling superstar fears he faces arrest if he returns to Spain as he battles to repay creditors

BAMBOOZLING!

The Dutch group building the new children's hospital has a long history of errors. When things go wrong abroad - they pay for it. Meanwhile, in Ireland the taxpayer is facing the bill as the National Children's Hospital budget soars.

€635,000 bonanza for bosses of school builders

Over 40 schools built by Tyrone company face fears over safety

CATCH- 22

We reveal how Ireland's sea fishing watchdog failed to act on evidence of illegal catch declarations, worth millions of euro... for over two years