Arthur Beesley

Since his appointment the AG ‘has given no advice whatsoever in relation to the Bill’, says Government

Three connecting lots of land in the centre of the airport are seen as critical for the airport’s long-term expansion

Deputy insists she used parliamentary privilege only ‘very sparingly’ after attack on her conduct by Denis O’Brien

Mr Justice Brian Cregan calls for permanent commission of investigation led by retired judge

Property owners plan to sell 260 acres of land between runways considered central to Dublin Airport’s future, posing a question for the Dublin Airport Authority

At issue is potentially high valuation on airport lands — possibly more than €400m in this case

The Land Developement Agency recently told the Oireachtas housing committee that the risk of a court challenge to the development was ‘considered high’

Case centres on Facebook’s transfers of personal data to the US in defiance of EU law

As with previous penalties, the Facebook owner has claimed unfair treatment and resolved to appeal

Sanction handed down by Helen Dixon follows investigation into transfers by Facebook owner of Europeans’ personal data to the US

Departure comes seven weeks after a Co Louth auctioneer stood down as vice-president, citing concerns over governance of IPAV

Company’s collapse cost taxpayers €1bn to pay off its liabilities, with surcharge still imposed on motor and home insurance policies

Ministers urged to compel release of reports setting out costs of company’s administration

Insurer and litigation linked to it were a lucrative source of fees for 13 years

Report after inquiry into payments to politicians in 2011 accused businessman Denis O’Brien and his father of concealing information