Fighting corruption must be a higher priority for the next Government, says Transparency International Ireland
Ireland falls one place on Corruption Perceptions Index
Ireland falls one place on Corruption Perceptions Index
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Ireland has failed to live up to its commitments under the OECD anti-bribery convention over the last four years, says anti-corruption group Transparency International today in its 11th annual progress report on enforcement of the convention.
Dublin, 3 December 2014
Transparency International’s Corruption Perceptions Index (CPI) for 2014 is published today and shows an improvement in Ireland’s score for the second year in a row.
Despite a series of controversies involving the Gardaí, charities and appointments to public bodies, as well as allegations of corruption in planning; Ireland’s position on the index has moved up since 2012.
Transparency International Ireland invites you to a book-launch and panel discussion, showcasing three new important works on the fight against corruption in Ireland and worldwide. The event takes place at 6.30pm on Monday 19 November at the Central Hotel, Dublin 2. RSVP by 16 November to communications@transparency.ie.
6th June 2012, Irish Examiner (Read here)
Advocacy and Research Manager, Nuala Haughey, comments on fundamental governance gaps that contributed to Ireland's economic problems.
8th May 2012, The Irish Times (Read here)
The amended bill is welcomed by TI Ireland.
8th March 2012, The Epoch Times (Read here)
TI Ireland welcomes proposals for the Protected Disclosure in the Public Interest Bill.
28th February 2012, Irish Examiner (Read here)
John Devitt comments on behalf of TI Ireland in support of the proposals.