Nick Webb (journalist)

Nick Webb (born 1971) is an Irish journalist, he succeeded his father-in-law Shane Ross as Business Editor at Sunday Independent when Ross was elected as a TD.

In 2009, he and Shane Ross were jointly honoured both as business journalist of the year and as overall Journalist of the Year.[1] He had previously been Smurfit Business school specialist reporter of the year in 2008.

Sunday Independent journalist Nick Webb broke the FAS expenses scandal with Shane Ross in October 2008, before they exposed the culture of corruption and waste at semi-state transport company CIE. The pair have written a bestselling book called Wasters, exposing the scandal of "the people who squander your taxes on white elephant projects, international junkets and favours for their mates - and how they get away with it". Published by Penguin in October 2010. Other books published by the duo are The Untouchables (2012) and The Bankers (2009).

References

  1. ↑ "Four 'Irish Times' journalists among 14 winners at media awards". The Irish Times. 6 June 2009. Retrieved 20 September 2010.
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