RTÉ Investigates heard serious allegations from people with key roles in managing and investigating protected disclosures made by gardaí

A confidential Garda whistleblower file about a stolen Winchester pump-action shotgun that went missing marked for closure without the knowledge or consent of personnel handling it

Ex-superintendent faces charges covering five years amid multi-defendant corruption investigation

Republic is one of three countries who have not joined EU-wide agency investigating financial crimes spanning multiple jurisdictions

Submitted in 2017, various governments for almost a decade have managed to ignore the potentially explosive document.

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Attempts by male police officers to exploit women for sexual gratification make up almost a third of the most serious cases being investigated by Northern Ireland's police ombudsman.

As last night’s mind-blowing documentary on RTÉ showed, the parallel planet of the cattle monarchy continues to exist

Last publicly available recorded gift is for a €20 coffee voucher received by a garda in Tralee, Co Kerry, in July 2021

The Corruption Perceptions Index (CPI) is the most widely used global corruption ranking in the world. It measures how corrupt each country’s public sector is perceived to be, according to experts…

Ireland holds a relatively strong corruption perception score, but Transparency International warns gaps in transparency and oversight pose emerging risks

Judge not convinced exclusion of new evidence in case of Limerick man Stephen O’Sullivan (43) ‘would do justice to anyone’

Ireland has maintained a strong standing in the Corruption Perceptions Index but ‘illicit financial flows pose threats’.

Dublin, 10 February 2026 Transparency International (TI) Ireland has called on the Government to strengthen transparency and oversight across political finance, corporate and financial services regula...

Accused include former chief executive Seán Ashe

Legislation proposed in 1990s to address concerns over ministerial conduct after controversies

Brussels, 15 December 2025 Transparency International EU (TI EU), alongside nine other civil society organisations, has today submitted a complaint to the European Parliament’s Advisory Committee on…

Governments at UN convention summit must improve political finance rules – Transparency International

Text messages exchanged between Cllr Liam Galvin and now retired Eamon O’Neill heard in evidence at trial

A 46-year-old serving garda has appeared in court charged with corruption offences following an investigation by the National Bureau of Criminal Investigation into serious organised crime activity.

CoSP11 is a critical moment to renew commitments under UNCAC. Transparency International calls for action on political finance, environmental crime and…

Transparency International UK responds to government's new plan to tackle corruption

A retired Superintendent has given evidence that he "looked after a couple of hundred summonses" during his career and received queries from members of the public on summonses "every second day", in t...

Government whistleblower Shane Corr has described online posts made about him and other prominent figures in politics and the media as “abhorrent and cowardly”.

Enterprise wary of upsetting social media giants by asked them to verify promoters of investment products on their platforms

Enterprise wary of upsetting social media giants by asked them to verify promoters of investment products on their platforms

Gardaí reveal seven suspects arrested in Dublin and Leitrim are linked to Russian-speaking criminal network

Nina M. Hart makes the case for Ireland taking a stronger approach to the enforcement of EU sanctions. Ireland has long maintained a framework for implementing the European Union’s economic sanc...

Civilian was installed as Garda analysis bureau head after Lois West testified to Oireachtas about errors in homicide data

Women whistleblowers are more likely to experience negative consequences for reporting wrongdoing according to a new report from Transparency International (TI) Ireland.

The importance of having external advice from the likes of a trade union was also highlighted by Transparency International Ireland's report

Women report facing negative consequences at a higher rate than men

Trial of Frank Cushnahan and Ian Coulter to begin next Monday

NTPF says funding to be restored immediately for insourcing arrangements at CHI hospitals

YouTube video by Transparency International

Emergency Response Unit officers detained man as he played football match in Dublin park with friends

Corporate cash is corrupting our democracy—again. We achieved more transparency after a major corruption scandal in 2022—now we have a chance to force deeper reforms. Add your name to clean up EU poli...