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Submissions on the Garda authority

We have collated the submissions made in relation to the establishment of the Garda authority here, for convenience:

NAMA’s sale of 20 Grosvenor Square

I recently sought from the Department of Finance:

All correspondence sent to the Department of Finance / Michael Noonan in relation to the sale of 20 Grosvenor Square in London by NAMA. This should include, but not be limited to, direct correspondence and correspondence that the Minister was cc’d on. It should also include correspondence received from all bidders for this building including any correspondence from Jane Tripipatkul or her representatives in relation to how this building was sold by NAMA. It should also include any follow up correspondence between the Department and NAMA on this matter or correspondence between the Department and any bidder for this building

The following documents were released, and a story was published in the Sunday Business Post on September 27 in relation to it.

Fennelly Report (OCR, smaller size)

Here is the Fennelly Report in a searchable PDF and weighing in at just 13Mb. (Your public servants decided it was wise to place a 90MB scanned image PDF of the report on two websites, making the report largely unavailable and unsearchable)

Click here to download immediately.

NAMA chief executive diary 2014

Part of an ongoing process. This is the appointments diary of NAMA chief executive Brendan McDonagh for 2014.

Minister for Public Expenditure and Reform Diary 2012

Part of an ongoing process. This is a consolidated version of the Ministerial diary published on the DPER website for 2012:

Minister for Agriculture Diary 2014

Part of an ongoing process. This is the appointments diary for the Agriculture and Defence Minister Simon Coveney.

Irish Water board minutes (after Information Commissioner appeal)

These are Irish Water board minutes released following an appeal to the Information Commissioner. We previously published the heavily redacted version of the minutes back in February. They contain parts previously redacted, citing commercial sensitivities.