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Julian O'Neill

Julian is our investigative reporter. Contact him on 02890 338602 or at julian.oneill@bbc.co.uk

An inquiry is going on into how unauthorised soccer coaching qualifications were issued

The business affairs of the man chosen to head the IFA are under fresh scrutiny

Northern Ireland's highest earning quango chairman has been paid more than £100,000 in 15 months

How safe is your local sports venue?

Millions needed to ensure public safety at local sports venues

Concern over the way public body salaries are calculated

The big wheel has become part of the Belfast skyline

Dozens of major sports grounds here fall below current safety standards

A trade union has been investigating the plight of Filipino nationals

Almost one hundred police and customs officers have raided garage forecourts

The bank accounts of some Government quangos are to be examined every three months

BBC Newsline can reveal details of a complaint involving major contracts for road signs

High pay for a low return

Northern Ireland football is not only losing matches, it's now sacked its Chief Executive

The Northern Ireland Events Company's collapse is being discussed at Stormont.

A government audit has called on the IFA to immediately review aspects of two major commercial deals

An alarm bell was sounded two years before the downfall of the NIEC.

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