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March 2006
Trinity College Dublin and Transparency International Ireland announce partnership
Annual General Meeting and Seminar
Trinity College Dublin and Transparency International Ireland announce partnership
February 2006
Geldof and Transparency International join forces
Theft, bribery and extortion rob millions of proper healthcare, says Global Corruption Report 2006
Global Corruption Report criticises Ireland for poor whistleblower protection
December 2005
Irish political parties are the least trusted sector according to TI Global Corruption Barometer 2005
October 2005
Global perceptions show Ireland must do more to prevent corruption, says Transparency International
Much still remains to be done to stamp out corruption
September 2005
First Global Convention against Corruption to enter into force
First Global Convention against Corruption to enter into force
July 2005
Anti-Corruption Group launches Ireland’s first Corruption News Service
Anti-Corruption Group launches Ireland’s first Corruption News Service
Time for G-8 to take bold action on corruption
June 2005
Transparency International calls for public consultation in Garda reform
April 2005
TI condemns EU Parliament's rejection of essential anti-corruption reforms
March 2005
Global corruption report shines light on Ireland
January 2005
TI calls for public tenders and transparent budgeting in tsunami reconstruction efforts
TI calls for public tenders and transparent budgeting in tsunami reconstruction efforts
December 2004
Irish put politicians at top of corruption list
Irish political parties viewed as the most corrupt sector according to TI Global Corruption Barometer 2004
Transparency International Launches in Ireland
International Anti-Corruption Group Launches in Ireland
September 2002
Corruption does have victims
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