This site compiles documentation, court records, and research relating to banking oversight, regulatory accountability, Frauds and whistleblower disclosures connected to the Irish Banking Inquiry.
Key Issues
Banking Inquiry disclosures & need to silence the whistleblower
Banking inquiry committee member had significant concerns about Allen report lack of research and tone
Research on court proceedings, Delay, Deny and Destroy strategy since 2015 and against all whistleblowers at taxpayer expense
Regulatory oversight concerns
Whistleblower evidence
Massive wealth transfer
The Courts
Key Documents Links
Response to S Allen report (Legal for HOO said this does not exist!)
Bank Confidential report – 50-billion-pound redress
Timeline (some key events)
2005 – Some banks insolvent already?
2008 – Bank Guarantee
2013 – Campaign against mis-selling of swaps get closer (ulster bank articles page)
2015 – Banking Inquiry established
2016 – Inquiry report published
2018 – False affidavit filed by Dail Clerk
2019 – PAC discussion of insolvency
2022 – Fake mediation
2025 – Bank Confidential presentation at Palace of Westminster – 50Billon redress reported by FT Advisor
2026 – evictions at highest levels since 1800s
2026 – Back bench debate based on Bank Confidential report approved in The Commons and House of Lords
A small sample of what the Banking Inquiry Missed (Ignored)
Insolvency of Banks
How many years in advance did the banks have liquidity issues in advance of the Guarantee
How many banks paid bonuses with significant liquidity issues
Role of Central Bank
Ignored submittals from former central bank executive
Heard testimony before documents submitted were actually reviewed
Substantial number of documents produced by central bank (pillars) were heavily redacted
Ulster Bank Fraud (what was known)