The IBRC Commission is set to publish its final report on Tuesday, more than 2,900 days after it was established by the state to investigate issues in relation to former Anglo Irish Bank including the sale of utilities company Siteserv to the tycoon Denis O’Brien. The final report, to be considered by government, makes several recommendations and statements about the work of future Commissions of Investigations as well as indicating how much the entire seven-year investigation will cost. The Commission’s final report is expected to say it is prepared to pay only €5 million in third-party legal costs, a fraction…

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