Irish political scandals

Political corruption
Concepts
Bribery Cronyism Kleptocracy Economics of corruption Electoral fraud Legal plunder Nepotism Slush fund Plutocracy Political scandal
Corruption by country

Europe
Albania Armenia Austria Belgium Bosnia Denmark Finland France Germany Croatia Cyprus Czech Republic Georgia Greece Iceland Ireland Italy Kosovo Latvia Lithuania Luxembourg Macedonia Moldova Montenegro Netherlands Poland Portugal Romania Serbia Slovakia Slovenia Spain Sweden Switzerland Ukraine
Asia
Afghanistan Bahrain Bangladesh Cambodia China India Indonesia Iran Iraq Jordan Kuwait Kyrgyzstan Malaysia Myanmar North Korea Pakistan Philippines Singapore South Korea Sri Lanka Thailand Uzbekistan Vietnam
Africa
Angola Botswana Cameroon Congo Egypt Equatorial Guinea Ethiopia Ghana Kenya Liberia Mauritius Morocco Nigeria Senegal Somalia South Africa South Sudan Sudan Tanzania Tunisia Uganda Zambia Zimbabwe
North America
Canada Cuba Haiti Mexico Nicaragua United States
South America
Argentina Brazil Chile Colombia Paraguay Peru Venezuela
Oceania and the Pacific
Australia New Zealand Papua New Guinea
Transcontinental countries
Russia Turkey

This is a list of major political scandals in the Republic of Ireland:

Republic of Ireland

1970s

1980s

1990s

Iraq beef export credit insurance controversy
Hepatitis C contamination of the blood product Anti-D controversy
Infection of haemophiliacs with HIV and Hepatitis C from contaminated blood products
Planning corruption (Mahon and Flood tribunals)
Ben Dunne/Ansbacher controversy, see also: the Moriarty tribunal

2000s

Shooting of John Carthy by the Garda ERU
Army deafness claims
Haughey/Lowry corruption allegations
Payments to Bertie Ahern controversy
FÁS expenses scandal
Anglo Irish Bank irregularities in loans to directors
Anglo Irish Bank circular transactions controversy
Corrib gas controversy

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