Oireachtas 2016 annual accounts
These are the recently published annual accounts of the Oireachtas. For the record.
These are the recently published annual accounts of the Oireachtas. For the record.
Irish Water’s 2015 annual report is out. There’s lots of interesting bits in there. Irish Water’s total liabilities grew from €890m in 2014 to €1.44bn in 2015. Irish Water borrowed lots: Net debt grew from €324m to €890m. Borrowings: The number of people paying bills in the 4th cycle cratered. Here’s a graph: Here’s the… Read More »
Given recent stories about Console, we publish below the annual accounts for Console for 2013 and the 2012 accounts (along side the re-submitted 2012 accounts) 2013: 2012 accounts (and re-submitted accounts):
In today’s Sunday Business Post, Jack Horgan-Jones interviewed New York lawyer Lee C Buchheit. Buchheit is known as one of the world’s experts on sovereign debt crises. As the article says, he’s “the guy who governments fly in to tell their creditors they won’t be getting their money back”. In 2010 the Irish government secretly… Read More »
Here are the terms of reference and further details of the KPMG investigation into IBRC deals of greater than €10m. IBRC Siteserv investigation (PDF) IBRC Siteserv investigation (Text)
In light of comments made by ECB Governing Council member Patrick Honohan in the book on Brian Lenihan I recently resubmitted my request for access to the letter that had previously been refused to this blog by ECB President Mario Draghi. I see today RTE is reporting that MEP Sean Kelly has also been seeking… Read More »
The Department of Agriculture today published the Indecon report into the financial mess at Bord na gCon. Worth a look. BordnagConfinalreport7July2014 (PDF) BordnagConfinalreport7July2014 (Text)
As reported by Simon Carswell in this morning’s Irish Times: Drumm (PDF) Drumm (Text)
Above is the house at the address (300 Ridgeview Drive, Palm Beach, Florida 33480) given by developer John Flynn as part of his case against the National Asset Management Agency (NAMA), in court documents filed on December 20. NamaWineLake and Paul Williams at the Indo have both mentioned the filing. The judge in the case… Read More »
This comes from an anonymous Twitter account – @QuinnAnglo – so all the usual provisos apply. The tweeter in question claims this document to be the Statement of Affairs of IBRC before the liquidation of the company in February 2013. It includes a list of creditors (though not depositors – as Noonan intervened on that… Read More »