Ex nama official Enda Farrell gets a suspended 2 year sentence for disclosing confidential agency information
— Francesca Comyn (@cescacomyn) May 12, 2016
Previously: Enda Farrell, Nama And The Auditors
Thanks Namawinelake
Pic: Times
Ex nama official Enda Farrell gets a suspended 2 year sentence for disclosing confidential agency information
— Francesca Comyn (@cescacomyn) May 12, 2016
Previously: Enda Farrell, Nama And The Auditors
Thanks Namawinelake
Pic: Times
By God, we’re sending people to jail for not paying fines, yet when someone defrauds the state and a couple of million taxpayers, he gets a suspended sentence.
One Rule for some.
golden cirlce rules
Did he get to keep the house in Lucan at the knockdown price?
The House always wins.
Great summary in the NWL link above btw.
Well in the light he bought the house for 410,000 on inside information, then sells it for 460,000 after the ST revelations, the 50,000 profit should be treated as proceeds of crime in light of this judgement.
And what about the others?
http://www.independent.ie/opinion/analysis/nama-key-officials-who-left-the-agency-where-they-went-29859142.html
Shush….
It’s ‘justice lite’ for the white collar criminals. That’s because they’re needed to run the high level scams and Ponzi schemes that keep the international financial markets ticking over.
Ireland is an equal society and anyone who tells you different is just a know-nothing weed smoking hippy or a communist.
Yea exactly…. Your making sense for the first time.
*you’re
https://www.broadsheet.ie/2015/09/22/when-good-rooms-go-bad/
David McWilliams spoke with Kevin Nowlan, CEO Hibernia REIT, a real estate investment trust which has raised over €600million from a variety of investors, including George Soros, by helping them find bargain properties in Ireland.
We basically said we know enough people in Dublin to be able to go and buy the properties, without having to go to auction. Or having to go to the market. And we’ve done 18 deals, and 16 of them we’ve done off market.
From the independent link there –
“After Treasury Holdings, the property executive worked as managing director of his family property advisory firm WK Nowlan until 2010 when he joined Nama.”
The property executive being Kevin Nowlan..
I notice Kevin Nowlan and Enda Farrell either worked for Treasury Holdings or worked for a firm with strong links to bad bank debtor Treasury Holdings’ in Farrell’s case.
http://www.independent.ie/business/irish/exnama-executive-in-probe-has-treasury-link-28812755.html
Kevin Nowlan has 3 international rugby caps..
Oh does he now?
context:
A 16-year-old boy has been jailed for six months for his part in the Jobstown protest
http://www.thejournal.ie/teenage-boy-jailed-2752568-May2016/
context:
2 men in their 70s remanded in custody for trespassing during water protest.
context 2:
http://1.mshcdn.com/wp-content/uploads/2016/03/irelandevictions-19.jpg
On a separate note. This story could either have
1) Been a chance for the justice system to make a statement that actions have consequences, and possibly (God bless my naivety) make someone else think twice before engaging in similar activities
2) Inversely let anyone on the fence about such activities know that on the off chance you get caught, sure ultimately you’ll be grand.
The Irish system chose option 2. What fricken hope is there.
Maybe its our fault for naively believing that either the vote or the law are there to serve us. Time to wake up etc..
Look he did not do it of course.
The ehh, court is always right.
He should have been jailed.
A suspended sentence is not appropriate here.
Nor are they appropriate for repeat criminals with loads of convictions for things like burglary and assault. But you never see Broadsheet or Rabble complaining about this – because it doesn’t suit the narrative.