Justice Carroll Moran appointed to lead inquiry
Former High Court judge Mr. Justice Carroll Moran has been appointed to lead the non-statutory inquiry into the Olympics ticket controversy.
The scope of his investigation will go as far back as the 2012 Games but he can look beyond that if he so wishes.
Opposition leaders have criticised the format of the inquiry because it lacks the power to compel people to co-operate.
But Minister for Sport Shane Ross says he’s happy with this course of action and will consider a full commission of inquiry if needed:
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