FF minister was pursued by Dublin City Council for failing to seek planning permission for a Dublin 7 development.

Heather Humphreys today refused to explain to The Ditch why she’s never sought planning permission for using two derelict residential properties as office storage.

Niall Collins voted to sell council-owned land that was bought by his wife.

A second non-performing mortgage of ex-junior minister Damien English was sold to a vulture fund.

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Fine Gael minister Damien English lied about his home ownership to secure planning permission for a new home.

She intervened in an application on behalf of a family friend and wrongly used the title of minister for justice.

Cathal Crowe lied about his homeownership when making a planning application for what would be his third home.

He said he drove almost 3,000 kilometres in a month when the Dáil wasn’t sitting and his diary suggests just 170 kilometres of driving.

Leo Varadkar submitted two false statutory declarations concerning his corporate donations to SIPO.

He failed to declare his rental income from farmland that he hadn’t acknowledged his ownership of for almost a decade.

An FG TD was found “guilty of misconduct in his practice as a solicitor”.

They pleaded with Limerick County Council not to sell a children’s recreational site to junior Niall Collins's wife.

The assistance he gave a whistleblower colleague was identified during a tribunal.

The position was left open for more than a year. Hyde was appointed within a week of his application.

The health minister has been driving his family car even though its motor tax expired in September 2022.

Donohoe has claimed he doesn't remember "any involvement" in the firm – though he was a director.

SIPO concealed from the public and Oireachtas false donation statements submitted by taoiseach Leo Varadkar.

Attorney general Rossa Fanning owns a rental property portfolio worth around €1.5 million.

Fianna Fáil minister of state Niall Collins lied to conceal his homeownership in a successful planning application.

Fianna Fáil TD Cathal Crowe hasn’t declared farming income in his Dáil ethics returns.

He lodged planning objections to secure cash payments from property developers. He's an-ex Fine Gael candidate.

A single Irish fund has in the last six months bought more than 150 second-hand homes.

She paid an ex-Fine Gael county councillor charged with alleged charity theft almost €29,000 in state funds.

One of the so-called independent TDs ban misled his local council to secure planning permission for a rental property.

They were taking part in the state's Gateway Programme, which aimed to “boost” unemployed people’s “motivation".

An Bord Pleanála and Darragh O’Brien don’t want you to see a report that suggests planning corruption.

Seán Fleming won’t explain why his ministerial diary accounts for less than 1,000 of these claimed kilometres.

Sinn Féin’s director of finance illegally converted an office into a "wholly substandard" apartment.

He won’t explain his inordinately high driving expenses claim for August 2022 – when the Dáil was in recess.

The country was five months into the Covid-19 pandemic and the Dáil was on its summer break.

Stone was appointed to chair an inner-city regeneration body – despite hoarding development sites in the area.

Josepha Madigan made bogus ministerial mileage claims over four years. Madigan resigned as junior education minister just hours after The Ditch had given her until Monday to answer questions relating...

A letter from a property company that didn’t exist supported a planning application for one of Collins’s homes.

Paschal Donohoe's ex-driver is an FG constituency orgniser who has evicted tenants for the McGrath Group.

He linked homeless people to crime in a bid to overturn permission for a child and adult shelter in his constituency.

Last night Fine Gael city councillor James Geoghegan voted against a proposal to fly the Palestinian flag at City Hall.

She falsely claimed to be a “single parent” living in rented accommodation to secure planning permission to build a second house.

A former Fine Gael TD sold a nursing home he co-owned to a charity despite being one of its directors.

The cert confirms he hadn’t lived in his parents’ home his whole life – like he claimed in his 2001 planning application.

Edelman's managing director previously worked as Varadkar’s press secretary.

Limerick City and Council dropped a €10,000 development levy it had imposed after Collins got in touch.

Limerick County Council members relied on the decision of Niall Collins and a handful of his colleagues to dispose of a site when they voted to sell it to the junior minister’s wife.

He’s had tenants pay a minimum of €216,000 towards a Sandyford two-bed he owns.

Embattled attorney general Paul Gallagher owns a property portfolio worth an estimated €8.5 million.

Her tenants will be unable to claim the rental tax credit until she registers the tenancy.

An FF minister of state appointed a constituency ally and party diehard to a €400-a-meeting state position.

Senior management knew that unlicensed springs had been used in spinal surgery in May this year.

Niamh Smyth has repeatedly failed to declare her interest in a property she twice claimed to own.

AG: proceeding with the change could give the appearance that government policy was “being led by developers”.

He didn’t declare his ownership of 150 acres of farmland, a significant property portfolio and his rental income.

Collins denied his ownership of the site – as well as his knowledge of a planning consultant who said otherwise.

A Dublin City Council architect is illegally letting her one-bedroom Dublin flat to tourists for up to €380 a night.

Josepha Madigan has never declared her ownership of a commercial property since she was first elected to the Dáil.

Paschal Donohoe has refused to explain what he discussed during a two-hour meeting with Michael Stone.

It’s been referred to Dublin’s assistant commissioner.

Tara Deacy has been letting a converted home gym as a granny flat despite not having planning permission.

Darragh O’Brien won’t explain why his ministerial mileage claim for August 2022 isn’t supported by his official diary.

He said, “It is difficult to predict... how the Irish courts would interpret the concept of... 'durable relationships.'"

It's on land he doesn’t own that was repossessed by his mortgage lender and sold to his councillor father’s friend.

The man, who cannot be named for legal reasons, is to stand trial over the allegations.

Leo Varadkar and Darragh O’Brien’s housing conference is to be dominated by property lobbyists

Leo Varadkar is letting out his two-bedroom Castleknock, west Dublin apartment for €1,600 a month.

There is legal “uncertainty” about the government’s proposed care amendment, said the attorney general.