A report prepared by a senior counsel advised no action against Kenny Jacobs, the chief executive of the Dublin Airport Authority (DAA), after two whistleblower complaints by two employees of the state airports company. Prepared by an experienced senior counsel, the report took seven months to complete and involved multiple legal firms. The report contained some criticism of the process around the report, as well as various recommendations.  McCann FitzGerald acted for the DAA and Kenny was also legally represented. The fallout from the report is one reason why there was an escalation in tensions between factions of the board…

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