Landlord Marc Godart still letting rooms in house he told High Court he stopped renting from in 2022
Young foreign student being given free accommodation in return for letting his name and bank account be used by controversial landlord
Luxembourg landlord Marc Godart renting beds to refugees in premises without fire certificate
Godart apartments in Borrisokane being paid for by State via tax-free scheme designed to help Ukrainians fleeing Russian invasion
Activity of former Defence Forces members in Libya referred to Garda
Tánaiste Micheál Martin says revelations are ‘deeply shocking’
Rogue general in Libya serviced by several western companies in apparent breach of UN embargo
Investigation into Irishmen training forces of rogue general reveals wider apparent violations of UN arms embargo covering north African country
Training of rogue Libyan forces by ex-Irish soldiers ‘deeply shocking’, Tánaiste says
Department of Enterprise to investigate alleged breaches of UN and EU sanctions after Irish Times investigation found Irish company trained forces of Russian-backed general Khalifa Haftar
Former Irish Defence Forces training rogue Libyan militia
Offaly-based Irish Training Solutions has recruited former Army Rangers to train Libyan warlord Khalifa Haftar's troops in an apparent breach of UN rules.
Who is Khalifa Haftar and what is the UN arms embargo on Libya?
The aspiring strongman and rogue general is a challenger to the UN-recognised Libyan government in Tripoli
The Irish soldiers who trained a rogue general’s army in Libya
They provided services to strongman Khalifa Haftar in an apparent breach of a UN arms embargo
What if your salary was tax free and materials were taxed instead?
A Dutch think tank is promoting a radical shift in taxation, away from labour, focusing instead on the creation of pollution
EU civil servants break ranks to stage rare public protest calling for ceasefire in Gaza
Unhappiness among officials in western countries over their leaders’ position on Israel’s invasion of Gaza has driven some into rare public demonstrations of dissent
Fine Gael in awkward position as European politics shifts right
Party increasingly seen as unreliable by its European People’s Party political group as it rebels on votes
Ireland urged to screen companies that maintain subsea cables
EU Commission recommends all EU member states take steps due to heightened security threats
Ireland misses out on bid to host new EU anti-money laundering agency
Frankfurt chosen to host headquarters that will bring at least 400 jobs
From firing employees to illegal evictions: Marc Godart's Irish property operations
Naomi O'Leary looks at what the inner workings of controversial landlord Marc Godart's dealings.
Ireland faces battle to secure EU anti-money laundering agency
Intense horse-trading ahead of decision to allocate anti-money laundering agency that would bring 400 jobs