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# Scandals

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Breath test scandal: Rank-and-file gardaí refuse to be 'scapegoated for ill-conceived policies'
The Garda Representative Association hit out at management, claiming the debacle is “entirely of their own making”.
Do you trust the gardaí? The gardaí's own survey claims nearly 90% of us do
Most people were surveyed before the Templemore and whistleblower scandals came to light.
Clare Daly asks Commissioner why she was brought to court over driving offence
More than 14,000 people were summoned to court erroneously.
Hillary, pizza and a phony sex scandal: the power of 'fake news'
Conspiracy theorists claim pizza restaurant Comet is not just a purveyor of pizza and beer but a sinister front hiding a politically connected pedophile ring.
10 Spanish priests charged in child sex abuse case after Pope steps in
The case regards allegations made by a former altar boy.
7 scandals that rocked the world of the Winter Olympics
Yes, Tonya Harding and Nancy Kerrigan top the bill.
Los Angeles diocese pay out €10 million to four abuse victims
Files released last month revealed how a Cardinal had discussed how to cover up alleged crimes. He is now at the Vatican, choosing a new pope.
Berlusconi announces fresh run for prime minister
This will be the the politician’s sixth bid to become prime minister, a post he has held three times already.
That's a bad move: sport's biggest PR disasters
Rupert Murdoch’s new image consultants started yesterday. Today Rebekah Brook resigned. Here’s some of our most memorable PR disasters in sport.
The Mark Sanchez non-news spells trouble for professional athletes
New York Jets quarter-back is making headlines in the US because of his relationship with a teenage girl.