MAHON TRIBUNAL EXPOSES PLANNING CORRUPTION - NOW CAN WE EXPOSE THE TREACY CASE - WWW.CORRUPTIONINIRELAND.COM

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The Mahon Tribunal Report exposes endemic corruption in public life which was very evident for many years. Bertie Ahern had to deal with corruption surrounding the Charles Haughey era and now Micheal Martin has to deal with the corruption surrounding the Bertie Ahern era. The question is - is Micheal Martin going to break the systemic line of corruption or will the next leader of FF be dealing with his corruption?
The most disturbing endemic corruption in this country is what happens to hundreds of people sucked into the legal system and it needs to be dealt with immediately. It is far more important as peoples lives are being detroyed. No ones life has been detroyed or will be destroyed with regard to the Mahon Report Corruption.

Having got the full account of corruption involving the untruthful evidence of an Irish Prime Minister and a former Government Minister/EU Commissioner how can the people of Ireland trust our politicians and public representatives. What has yet to come out of the woodwork?
The case of the Treacy family in Dublin is a prime example of corruption involving the removal of a legal planning permission and then a continued attack on the Treacy family because they fought to defend their legal planning permission, which was taken off them because the objector, their neighbour happened to be a judge. The whole story is complex but can be accessed on WWW.CORRUPTIONINIRELAND.COM.

The people of Ireland need to support this family and help to bring to account the people who are named on this website as it certainly involves many people in "high places". Enda Kenny has an obligation to deal with this case as has Allan Shatter. In fact Micheal Martin here is blatant corruption for you to stop and help to penalise the perpetrators. In your Ard Fheis speech you said that FF would not tolerate wrongdoing.

It is not good enough to say anymore that the courts are separate to the Government as it is the politicians who appoint the judges, many of which are not suitable.