All findings of corruption made by the planning tribunal against former assistant Dublin City and County Manager George Redmond have been quashed.

In the High Court today, the Planning Tribunal agreed to withdraw the findings regarding Mr Redmond, from it's third interim report in 2004.

Mr Redmond, who is now aged 90, had challenged the findings in 2005, and won a Supreme Court appeal last year, aimed at allowing him continue with his action.

A determination he was not entitled to costs has also been withdrawn.

Mr Redmond went to the High Court seeking orders including a quashing of the finding that he'd hindered and obstructed the tribunal.

However the case was struck out after lawyers for the tribunal agreed to the requests sought by the former official.

Patricia Dillon, barrister for the inquiry, told the court that its third interim report would be taken down from the web site in a couple of hours before being put back in redacted form.

Speaking afterwards Mr Redmond said his battle had been going on a long time and has had a huge effect on his family.

He said coming close to Christmas was an appropriate time for good news.