As mentioned previously, I am arguing that Anglo Irish Bank is a public authority for the purposes of the Environmental Information Regulations (EIR) (SI 133/2007). Here is my reply to Anglo’s submission:
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Well done Gavin.
Good on ye…. I may have missed it but why the environment? I have had success with the european ombudsman, but maybe the ombudsman doesn’t do public….
Thanks Gavin—just wondering how much Anglos little effort
to stop you getting this information has cost the
taxpayer.