Skip to content

Access to Information Updates

Our Mission
The Story so far
FOI Archive
Got a Tip?
Support Us
Stay in Touch

Rich Ricci letter to Michael Noonan

This document contains communications between then Barclays banker Rich Ricci and Finance Minister Michael Noonan in 2011/2012.

Author Gavin SheridanPosted on 13th July 2015Categories FOIs

Post navigation

Previous Previous post: The “Tap and Swap” plan for IBRC

Next Next post: NAMA advisory group minutes March 2012

Subscribe to TheStory.ie:

Leave this field empty if you're human:

Support our work

plan_select

€1,000.00 every 1 year
€500.00 every 1 year
€100.00 every 1 year
€50.00 every 1 year
€25.00 every 1 year

Search for:

Recent Comments

The demise of the UK’s current age verification plans for online porn – and what that might mean for Ireland’s proposed Online Safety Commissioner – cearta.ie on Correspondence between government and Facebook on controversial proposal to tie social media accounts to official identification documents
THE BRITISH HALF-HANGED HER FROM A CART SEVERAL TIMES. | 11sixtynine on FAS funds and SIPTU/ICTU
Freedom of Information in Ireland today. – The Circular on Killing Freedom of Information in Ireland
Taoiseach’s appointments diary 2016 – TheStory.ie on Taoiseach’s diary 2004
Taoiseach’s appointments diary 2016 – TheStory.ie on Taoiseach’s diary 2013

Categories

Meta

Log in
Entries feed
Comments feed
WordPress.org

Search our Stories…

Search for:

Support Irish non-profit journalism…

TheStory.ie is an Irish non-profit journalism organisation dedicated to producing news stories sourced through Freedom of Information legislation.

We are published in association with pro-transparency NGO Right To Know www.righttoknow.ie

You can subscribe to support TheStory.ie’s pursuit of greater government transparency here:

Support Us

Sign up to our Monthly Newsletter

Subscribe to TheStory.ie:

Leave this field empty if you're human:

All the latest FOI-sourced news..

OPW audit on arts scheme found €2 million left unspent in bank account, confusion over status of projects, and no documented procedures for the scheme 23rd April 2025
Twenty-six landlords paid local property tax for at least 500 homes they owned in 2024 18th April 2025
Fingal County Council asked Dublin Airport management to “dial down” in public discussion over controversial passenger cap and stop “lampooning” them in public 15th April 2025
HSE discussions over staff travel and subsistence as former Ryanair executive told management the bill was “too high” and “much more control” was needed 11th April 2025
Multinationals say corporate tax most attractive part of doing business in Ireland, housing and planning among biggest negatives 9th April 2025

Our Mission
The Story so far
FOI Archive
Got a Tip?
Support Us
Stay in Touch

TheStory.ie Proudly powered by WordPress