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Boris Johnson

BORIS’S PROTOCOL

Date: September 24, 2020 - Northwind

All the hullaballoo about Britain’s Internal Market Bill (IM Bill) has been about the plan to ‘disapply’ – their euphemism for renege – sections of the Irish Protocol in the withdrawal agreement in defiance of international law. However, the bill, which has been mooted for two years, is about much more than an Irish Sea… Read more »

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Ben Dunne

BEN DUNNE’S PREMIER PROBLEMS

Date: September 24, 2020 - Briefcases

SPARE A thought for Ben Dunne, who hasn’t been able to open his gyms since March and has now lost a keenly fought planning battle with Premier Inns. As far back as 2018, Dunne has been trying to stop the development of a hotel in Twilfit House, which is a three-storey building on Jervis Street… Read more »

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Leo Varadkar

BLUESHIRTS BROKE

Date: September 24, 2020 - Affairs of the Nation

A HARDENED electorate will hardly weep, but Fine Gael is facing a financial crisis, partly because of Covid-19 but also because of post-election factors and even resentment among the ranks. The party has taken a very big hit for simply being in government. If the Blueshirts had gone into opposition, as originally projected, it would… Read more »

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Michael Creed

MICHAEL CREED’S LEGACY

Date: September 24, 2020 - Affairs of the Nation

IRELAND’S NEW 10-year Agrifood 2030 strategy is in breach of national and EU law and “will expose the department and the state to multiple legal actions”, according to a devastating analysis by An Taisce. As Goldhawk previously reported (see The Phoenix 30/7/20), the 31-person ‘stakeholders’ committee charged with shaping the future of Irish agriculture is… Read more »

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Brendan O'Connor

NEW BROOM AT ‘SINDO’

Date: September 24, 2020 - Affairs of the Nation

What’s in a name? That’s a question that Alan ‘New Broom’ English has likely been pondering since taking over at the Sunday Independent. With that in mind, the departure of long-term features editor Mary O’Sullivan has further severed the familial ties that have flourished at the paper since her brother-in-law, Aengus Fanning, took over as… Read more »

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Denis McCarthy

FEXCO’S COVID ADVICE

Date: September 24, 2020 - Affairs of the Nation

FEXCO chief executive Denis McCarthy, son of Fexco founder Brian McCarthy, recently revealed a hitherto unknown medical bent as well as a Donald Trump-like approach to Covid-19. And he expressed sympathy for Big Phil Hogan as he pooh-poohed the “ongoing national over-reaction to Covid-19 that has ripped the fabric of the country apart”. In an… Read more »

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Helen Dixon

TRUSTING CYBER CRIMINALS

Date: September 24, 2020 - Affairs of the Nation

SURPRISINGLY LITTLE attention was paid to the cyber ransomware attacks early this year against at least two Irish universities – NUI Galway and Maynooth University – as well as dozens of other universities and charitable institutions in Ireland, Britain and North America. This is especially surprising as the third-party service provider for these entities, Blackbaud,… Read more »

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Jack Sen

BRITISH-IRISH PATRIOTS

Date: September 24, 2020 - Hush Hush

FRANTIC SPECIAL Branch briefings to security correspondents last weekend about growing fascist-linked street violence produced reams of congratulatory copy in the media. Much of this dwelled on how much knowledge gardaí have compiled about such groups because of the close attention the Special Branch has been mounting on the extreme right in Ireland. Such attention… Read more »

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COLLUSION DENIALS

Date: September 24, 2020 - Hush Hush

THE UNIONIST Belfast Newsletter last week cited unnamed senior police sources as rubbishing the Unquiet Graves film broadcast on RTÉ last Wednesday week. Much of the film centred on the testimony of former ‘Bronze’ Special Patrol Group (SPG) officer and convicted murderer John Weir. Along with several other SPG men, Weir was part of the… Read more »

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Natasha Rocca

THE HOT AIR BRIGADE

Date: September 24, 2020 - The Hot Air Brigade

He knows more than anyone across the board, from all these different facets of music industry across different eras. So whatever he comes out with, people have to respect, because he knows what he’s talking about. Natasha Rocca Devine on stepdad Van Morrison – Irish Independent No more fascist bullies, disturbing our peace. No more… Read more »

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Climate Disinformation Coillte Climate Action EU Livestock NDC Claude Etchelamendy Ed Brophy Richard Boyd-Barrett Kish Dale Crammond Frank Mitloehner Shell Greenwashing Meta Data Centres Ireland

GREENWASHING PETROL

Date: September 24, 2020 - Fowl Emissions

It’s a sign of the changing times when an Irish petrol retailer is promoting its ‘green’ credentials. Applegreen claims that “carbon released from our PowerPlus fuels is 100% offset by carbon capture and carbon reductions in Africa”, including planting 300,000 trees. Not everyone is convinced. The whole project has been labelled “greenwash” by the Irish… Read more »

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Declan Kelly

ALAN KELLY VS DECLAN KELLY

Date: September 24, 2020 - Last Refuge

WHAT A fascinating public relations appointment health minister Stephen Donnelly has made by hiring “the global CEO advisory firm” Teneo to remedy the chaotic Covid messaging coming from his department. On the one hand, Donnelly has employed one of the world’s largest PR agencies, headed up by Declan Kelly, a former friend of the Clintons… Read more »

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Joe O'Reilly

PHIL HOGAN LIVES

Date: September 24, 2020 - Last Refuge

THE BACKSTAGE machinations and paybacks behind the election of Senator Joe O’Reilly as leas cathaoirleach of the Seanad would provide a good script for a political drama. To begin with, Varadkar’s decision to allow his senators to elect someone to the position – as opposed to the usual leader’s appointment – irritated even some of… Read more »

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BOG CUTTINGS

Date: September 24, 2020 - Bog Cuttings

‘Gone Buck Mad’ Thomas Thornton (46) of Moneymore, Drogheda, pleaded guilty to a number of charges in Drogheda District Court, including possession of cannabis, the non-display of insurance while driving, abusive and threatening behaviour, and careless driving. One particular incident was described to Judge Eirinn McKiernan. On August 8, 2019, gardaí on patrol heard a… Read more »

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Hazel Chu

UCD/‘IRISH TIMES’ PR

Date: September 24, 2020 - Fit to Print?

A COPY of UCD’s 2020-2021 Alumni magazine recently accompanied each edition of the Irish Times – 50% owners of Gloss Publications, publishers of Alumni – and its 106 pages of good news about various post-graduates should have been the platform for much self-congratulation. After all, as the mag points out, two alumni, Tony Holohan and… Read more »

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EVOKING PIPPA’S PRICES

Date: September 24, 2020 - Fit to Print?

ASSOCIATED NEWSPAPERS (Ireland), publishers of the Mail titles and Evoke.ie, appears to have become exasperated with social influencers, like Pippa O’Connor and others, who have been channelling advertising revenue away from print media. A recent article by Niamh Walsh, show business editor of the Irish Mail on Sunday and Evoke, on fashionista Pippa O’Connor’s latest… Read more »

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Catherine Martin

SI’S SMALL CAST

Date: September 24, 2020 - Behind the Scenes

WITH SCREEN Ireland splashing more ‘development’ cash on another tranche of Covid-dependent producers, following its earlier ‘strategic slate development’ effort, it turns out that the board remains little over 50% full, six months after three members’ terms expired back in March. It is unclear why no effort was made to advertise for expressions of interest… Read more »

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VIRTUAL AWARDS

Date: September 24, 2020 - Behind the Scenes

BACK IN July, Áine Moriarty’s Irish Film & Television Academy announced the nominees for this year’s (and last year’s) IFTA film and drama awards. The announcement stated, “The Academy is currently finalising plans for a bespoke virtual 2020 Awards Ceremony scheduled for September with full details to be announced shortly.” There has, however, been no… Read more »

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After the silence

AFTER THE SILENCE- LOUISE O’NEILL (RIVERRUN)

Date: September 24, 2020 - BooksReviews

ALTHOUGH promoted as a “twisty page-turner” murder mystery, Louise O’Neill’s much-publicised book is steeped in zeitgeist and dominated by disturbing power struggles within abusive relationships. Having written successfully about these issues since her 2014 debut, Only Ever Yours, the author has now been inspired by the murder of Sophie Toscan du Plantier and its controversial… Read more »

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Hamdan Al Maktoum

WAITING ON SHEIKH HAMDAN

Date: September 24, 2020 - High Society

ASSORTED RACEHORSE owners and breeders are unlikely to be looking forward to the upcoming sales season. The pandemic has obviously scuppered the chances of the usually social outings but this time around, in an unprecedented move necessitated by Covid-19, both the Tattersalls Ireland Sale and Goffs Orby Yearling Sale will not take place in Ireland…. Read more »

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Maurice O'Connell

MAURICE O’CONNELL’S SPIRIT

Date: September 24, 2020 - High Society

FEATURED IN the ‘My Favourite Room’ section of the Sindo’s Life magazine recently was the great great great-grand-nephew of Daniel O’Connell – one Maurice O’Connell, or Sir Maurice O’Connell as the mag referred to him. The spread gushed over the “idyllic setting” of his Lakeview House Killarney estate – “the land of the Fianna of… Read more »

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Carl McCann

WHAT’S THE POINT OF BALMORAL INT LAND?

Date: September 24, 2020 - Moneybags

AT THE top of the boom in 2006, the McCann brothers, Carl and David, spun a property vehicle out of Fyffes – Blackrock International land, now Balmoral International Land – with predictably disastrous results. Carl McCann is in situ as chairman while David, although not a director, retains a significant shareholding in his own right… Read more »

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Ger Rabbette

UNIPHAR’S SHARE PRICE IMPOSSIBLE TO JUSTIFY

Date: September 24, 2020 - Moneybags

IT WAS surprising that Uniphar could float off in July last year and nearly double its share capital, raising €135m at €1.15 a share. The company’s shares have more than doubled since the start of this year to the current €2.50, at which price Uniphar is capitalised at just over €670m. There is, however, little… Read more »

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Ronan McNally

STICKY JAM

Date: September 24, 2020 - Sport of Kings

NORTHERN IRISH-trainer Ronan McNally trains only a handful of horses, but his runners have attracted their share of attention from authorities over the past 18 months, in particular his prolific scorer, The Jam Man. McNally has made some fruitful cross-channel raids and The Jam Man aroused the suspicions of the British Horseracing Authority (BHA) when… Read more »

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JP McManus

HEFFERNAN MAKES HIS MOVE

Date: September 24, 2020 - Sport of Kings

THE NEWS that Irish Champions Weekend took an U8m hit when held behind closed doors was sobering but, in racing terms, there were winners as well as losers. The O’Brien clan unsurprisingly grabbed their share of the glory, with Aidan, Joseph and Donnacha O’Brien each getting a slice of the Group 1 action as they… Read more »

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Amer Abdulaziz

ABDULAZIZ’S TRANSPARENCY

Date: September 24, 2020 - Briefcases

THE PHOENIX Thoroughbreds debacle rumbles on and, several weeks after dropping the bombshell that the big-spending racing operation was exiting British racing with immediate effect, it was left to the British Horseracing Authority (BHA) to suspend the entity’s ownership accounts. This prevents Phoenix entering and declaring any of its many horses, after the operation continued… Read more »

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Pete Queally

PETER QUEALLY’S PANDEMIC

Date: September 24, 2020 - Briefcases

WITH the media’s focus firmly on the worsening pandemic situation in Dublin in recent weeks, meat plant owners were probably glad of a respite from unwelcome PR – albeit an all-too brief one. Late last week, Siptu confirmed a Covid outbreak involving more than 20 cases at a meat plant in Waterford. In a terse… Read more »

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Greg O'Neill

GREG O’NEILL’S UNQUIET LIFE

Date: September 24, 2020 - Briefcases

TWITTER ERUPTED at the revelations contained in the RTÉ documentary Unquiet Graves about British army murder gangs on both sides of the border. Goldhawk’s eye was caught by something else entirely – the glowing reference to solicitor Greg O’Neill, one of the founders of the Justice for the Forgotten (JFF) group, who was credited with… Read more »

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PIRATED DELANEY BOOK

Date: September 24, 2020 - Affairs of the Nation

THE BOOK, Champagne Football – which reads more like a can of stale lager being poured over ex-FAI boss John Delaney – by prolific Sunday Times journalist Mark Tighe and the paper’s Irish football correspondent, Paul Rowan, was released last week. But despite a plug from ex-sports minister Shane Ross in the Sindo, there were… Read more »

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Alan Kelly

AK47 SNIPES AT SINN FÉIN

Date: September 10, 2020 - Last Refuge

ALAN ‘AK47’ KELLY, heads up a party of six TDs and is on 5% circa in the polls, while Mary Lou McDonald’s Sinn Féin has 37 TDs and is on around 30%. Yet many SF members and most members of its parliamentary party concluded recently that Kelly and Labour had become more prominent on RTÉ… Read more »

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Charlie Flanagan

FLANAGAN’S NEW ROLE

Date: September 10, 2020 - Affairs of the Nation

FORMER JUSTICE minister and RIC champion Charlie Flanagan has been appointed to the board of Co-operation Ireland, where he should fit in nicely with the politically ‘moderate’ souls that dominate the cross-border charity. Co-op Ireland’s vice chairman is ex-taoiseach “John ‘Unionist’ Bruton”, as another taoiseach, the late Albert Reynolds, once described him. The board also… Read more »

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Brian Hayes

GOLFGATE ‘CULTURE AND PROTOCOLS’

Date: September 10, 2020 - Affairs of the Nation

SO FAR, a minister (Dara Calleary) and an EU commissioner (Phil Hogan) have lost their jobs and a Supreme Court judge (ex-attorney general Séamus Woulfe) is under investigation for attending that golf dinner in Clifden; other lesser politicians have also been penalised. The Dáil’s ceann comhairle, Seán Ó Fearghaíl, has suggested the decision of the… Read more »

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Ursula von der Leyen

HOGAN’S CLUMSY ASSASSINATION

Date: September 10, 2020 - Affairs of the Nation

NOBODY EXCEPT the new EU commissioner for finance, Máiréad McGuinness, got what they wanted out of the downing of big Phil Hogan, although it was not for the want of trying by Táinaiste Leo Varadkar and foreign minister Simon ‘Covetous’ Coveney. As Fine Gael TDs and senators rake over the evidence of the last few… Read more »

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Frank Clarke

PROFILE: FRANK CLARKE

Date: September 10, 2020 - Pillars of Society

THE CONSTITUTIONAL tenet ‘separation of powers’ has been bandied about in the gravest tones by politicians, lawyers, academics and media in the wake of Golfgate. More specifically, the attendance at that dinner of former attorney general, now Supreme Court judge, Séamus Woulfe has presented his esteemed judicial colleagues with a real dilemma. It falls to… Read more »

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Una Mullally

YOUNG BLOOD: UNA MULLALLY

Date: September 10, 2020 - The Young Bloods

MAINSTREAM PRINT journalism is facing a serious challenge on several fronts at a time of declining circulation generally. Revenue is down, as advertisers look elsewhere; straight news is found primarily on radio and television, while social media give a multitude of platforms that challenge the old monopoly over what is news and what is debated. The… Read more »

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Brian Polly

BRIAN POLLY’S ROUGH RIDE

Date: September 10, 2020 - Affairs of the Nation

WHILE HORSERACING has been back in action for a number of weeks, the real excitement is taking place off the track, where internecine feuding on the board of the Association of Irish Racehorse Owners (AIRO) threatens to result in one hell of a stewards enquiry. It will be recalled (see The Phoenix 17/7/20) that AIRO… Read more »

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