Irish Government Spent €1.77m on Private Investigators for State Legal Claims

The Irish government spent €1.77 million on private investigators to examine legal claims against the State, with the work commissioned by the State Claims Agency, which paid out €388.58 million in damages in 2024.

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Government spent €1.77m on private eyes to look into legal claims against the State

The work was done for the State Claims Agency, which paid out €388.58m in damages in 2024

By Arthur Beesley

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Irish Government Spent €1.77m on Private Investigators for State Legal Claims

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Government spent €1.77m on private eyes to look into legal claims against the State

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