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PUSHING OUT PAUL COYLE

Date: July 30, 2020 - The Hot Water Brigade

THE FORMER owner of Decobake Ltd, Paul Coyle, suffered his latest setback last month when he ended up on the wrong end of a resolution passed by the creditors of his liquidated firm. Meanwhile, the legal bills continue to mount for all concerned. Coyle’s cake decoration business, which previously operated on Dublin’s Bachelor’s Walk, D1,… Read more »

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Chris Shiel

CHRIS SHIEL’S CRASH LANDING

Date: July 30, 2020 - The Hot Water Brigade

SURPRISING To see one of the companies owned by Galway high-flier Chris Shiel come crashing to earth. The good news is that he has been raking in the moolah elsewhere. Heli Med Ltd is a helicopter services company that was set up by Shiel in 2003. However, it had difficulty taking off in recent years… Read more »

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Lisa Chambers

LISA CHAMBERS LOOKS EAST

Date: July 30, 2020 - Last Refuge

MICHEÁL MARTIN’S loss of half a dozen or so party allies after the general election is well documented. But the biggest hit against Martin’s loyal lieutenants came during the election with the defeat of his Brexit spokesperson, Lisa Chambers, who lost her seat in Mayo. Chambers has since clambered into the Seanad with strong leadership… Read more »

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Micheál Martin

MARTIN’S REPUBLICANISM

Date: July 30, 2020 - Last Refuge

MICHEÁL MARTIN’S inaugural Dáil speech on his election as taoiseach amounted to a not-so-veiled polemic against Sinn Féin as he railed against those who talk only of problems, not solutions, and cited Jack Lynch (until recently Fianna Fáil’s least republican leader) as one of his guiding spirits. Martin also praised his late father, Paddy Martin,… Read more »

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Ian Bailey

IAN BAILEY: DPP VS MEDIA

Date: July 16, 2020 - Affairs of the Nation

RALPH RIEGEL’S recently published book on the 1996 murder in west Cork of Sophie Toscan du Plantier, A Dream of Death, tries to balance the competing claims of the French woman’s family and friends against those of Ian Bailey, against whom the gardaí tried and failed to build a murder case. The book coincides with… Read more »

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Denis O'Brien

DINNY’S BOYCOTT

Date: July 16, 2020 - Affairs of the Nation

MONEYBAGS Denis O’Brien has emerged as the Irish face of the Facebook advertising boycott put in place over claims that the social media giant is soft on ‘hate speech’. He is probably enjoying the hullabaloo. The move against Facebook by corporate types has been gathering momentum and over 1,000 advisers have joined in. These include… Read more »

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Jim O'Callaghan

PROFILE: JIM O’CALLAGHAN

Date: July 16, 2020 - Pillars of Society

JIM O’CALLAGHAN appears to be modelling himself on Charlie Haughey in his Fianna Fáil leadership plan of action. His explanation for rejecting a junior ministry sounded like a declaration of war – in particular his intention to strengthen the party and protect its identity. Does this infer that someone else, the party leader perhaps, had… Read more »

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Mary Seery Kearney

YOUNG BLOODS: MARY SEERY KEARNEY

Date: July 16, 2020 - The Young Bloods

DESPITE forming a “unique, historic” government, as the cliché goes, with Fianna Fáil, Fine Gael is already getting down to the task of readying itself for the next election, putting candidates in place and preparing the publicity campaigns to make sure these candidates are well known. One of these is baby barrister Cllr Mary Seery… Read more »

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Dermot Smurfit

FLUTTER ENTERTAINMENT’S BET ON SMURFIT’S GAN

Date: July 16, 2020 - Moneybags

AFTER YEARS of struggling, 45-year-old Dermot S Smurfit has hit the jackpot with a $50m equity raise, floating on the American Nasdaq market in May, straight from a London AIM listing and right in the middle of the Covid-19 crisis. In the process, he has not just refinanced the company, but opened it to US… Read more »

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Aiden Burns

AIDEN BURNS’S EXIT

Date: July 16, 2020 - Affairs of the Nation

IT HAS been heavy going for some of the horseracing bodies in the last couple of years, with scandals and expensive court cases monopolising the time (and money) of both the trainers’ and owners’ representative associations. The Association of Irish Racehorse Owners (AIRO) is now set to come back under the spotlight following the unexpected resignation… Read more »

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Seamus Sutcliffe

SEAMUS SUTCLIFFE’S MANY HATS

Date: July 16, 2020 - The Hot Water Brigade

GOLDHAWK SPIED a judgment being registered earlier this month against Saggart-based accountant Seamus Sutcliffe by AIB for the sum of U137,000. This is not the first time that former soldier Seamus has found himself in hot water. Number-cruncher Sutcliffe is a man of many talents and a quick perusal of his LinkedIn page reveals that… Read more »

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Bobby Storey

THAT IRA FUNERAL

Date: July 16, 2020 - Affairs of the Nation

BOTH SIDES in the row about whether or not Sinn Féin breached Covid-19 regulations at IRA leader Bobby Storey’s funeral have avoided the real issue – and it’s not social distancing, despite the media’s emphasis. There seems little doubt but that SF observed the rule about 30 members in the cortege and also that the… Read more »

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Catherine Martin

REASONABLE RYAN VS SHREWISH MARTIN

Date: July 16, 2020 - Last Refuge

THAT ‘FEMINIST’ statement by Green Party leadership contestant Catherine Martin about Eamon Ryan’s failure to promote more women to cabinet and to the junior ministers’ ranks was a tad disingenuous, although it was cleverly pitched. Far better to dress up such criticism in women’s clothes rather than say straight out that the party leader had… Read more »

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Claire Byrne

RTÉ MUSICAL CHAIRS

Date: July 16, 2020 - Affairs of the Nation

CLAIRE BYRNE may not have been told she is to replace Sean O’Rourke as presenter of RTÉ Radio 1 morning show, Today with Whoever, but the word in Montrose is that her main rival, Murrium O’Callaghan, has let it be known she is no longer interested in the position. This could be a gesture of… Read more »

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Vol. 38 No. 14

Date: July 16, 2020 -

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DECLAN HAYES’S BIOTECH ROLE

Date: July 16, 2020 - Affairs of the Nation

A BIOTECH outfit is floating on the American NASDAQ stock exchange, which could earn a fair few bob for the Irish taxpayer. One of the company’s execs turns out to be a rather interesting chap. ALX Oncology is a Dublin and California-headquartered biotechnology company focused on developing cancer therapies. It has just filed for a… Read more »

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Barry Cowen

MEDIA COWERS BEFORE COWEN

Date: July 16, 2020 - Affairs of the Nation

WITH BARRY Cowen having been dumped out of Cabinet, it is interesting to look at the easy ride he got from most opposition parties, not to mention Fianna Fáil’s coalition partners, after his drink-driving story broke. Far-left TD Paul Murphy of Rise was overwhelmed by the media attention he received for the simple reason that… Read more »

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Garret Fitzgerald

ARMS TRIAL LIBELS AND APOLOGIES

Date: July 16, 2020 - Affairs of the Nation

EOGHAN HARRIS relies on two sources for his attempted rebuttal in the Sunday Independent of Michael Heney’s ground-breaking book, The Arms Crisis of 1970. Heney’s book demolishes the myth that then taoiseach Jack Lynch confronted errant ministers Neil Blaney and Charles Haughey, who were trying to send arms to northern Catholics facing a possible second… Read more »

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THAR HE BLOWS

Date: July 16, 2020 - Affairs of the Nation

MATTHEW KENNY has been appointed the Irish representative for the US Whistleblower Aid organisation that is expanding overseas. The Dublin legal eagle is playing his cards close to his chest, however. Whistleblower Aid was established by John Napier Tye, a former US justice department section chief, and lawyer Mark Zaid, who has garnered quite a… Read more »

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Conor Harrington

CONOR’S CAMPUS

Date: July 16, 2020 - Affairs of the Nation

THE APPLICATION by one Conor Harrington for 10-year planning permission for a new sprawling film and TV studio complex (sorry, “media campus”) on 50 acres of an IDA business park outside Greystones, Co Wicklow, is the latest such proposal – all of which will benefit from significant backing by the taxpayer. Harrington’s scheme follows hot… Read more »

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MICHAEL HEGARTY’S ADVENTURE

Date: July 16, 2020 - Affairs of the Nation

The sphincter-tightening sight of Red Guard-style humiliation of Micheál Martin’s old pal, agriculture minister Barry Cowen, for a four-year-old drink-driving transgression will not be easily forgotten. Already a sort of ‘let those without sin’ reaction is doing the rounds, with the circulation of an invoice for €3,800 that Martin, when health minister, racked up for… Read more »

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Freddie Scappaticci

STAKEKNIFE BLUNTED

Date: July 16, 2020 - Hush Hush

The so-called British army ‘Stakeknife’ at the heart of the IRA has now been confirmed as less an intelligence dagger than the product of a wishful media that didn’t bother to check a fairly obvious psyops sting. In January 2019, The Phoenix reported that the most important stories that unleashed a ‘Stakeknife’ mediafest in the… Read more »

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CATHERINE HEANEY’S NEW COMPANY

Date: July 16, 2020 - Hush Hush

NATIONAL MUSEUM chair Catherine Heaney is winding up the limited company behind her DHR Communications PR outfit, but the good news is that there is a new venture already up and running. DHR Communications was closely linked with the Labour Party – hardly surprising as Heaney spent four years in the party’s press office. She… Read more »

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THE HOT AIR BRIGADE

Date: July 16, 2020 - The Hot Air Brigade

On a personal level, we felt some guilt we’d let the team down – but with entrepreneurship you have to embrace failure. And maybe it isn’t failure – but a lesson we’d over-extended. The Happy Pear twins on the closure of their Clondalkin store, Irish Examiner A tartare of mackerel with an unobtrusive oyster emulsion… Read more »

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Micheál Martin

MARTIN’S LONG GOOD FRIDAY

Date: July 16, 2020 - Northwind

Micheál Martin hasn’t got off to a great start, with some of his TDs publicly voicing anger about Cabinet disappointments and controversy about Barry Cowen rumbling on too long. However, it’s not the knee-jerk reactions but the long-term strategic dissent among the troops that he needs to worry about. Jim O’Callaghan TD, who turned down… Read more »

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WIND OF CHANGE?

Date: July 16, 2020 - Fowl Emissions

For the past six weeks, a socially distanced protest camp has blocked construction of a wind farm at Carrigdangan in Co Cork. It’s one of numerous wind farms across Ireland owned by Macroom multi-millionaire Michael Murnane, a man with 109 company directorships to his name. The standoff began when Diana Kuehnal and Joe Franz, who… Read more »

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GREEN TARGETS

Date: July 16, 2020 - Fowl Emissions

The new government’s pledge to end oil and gas exploration provoked fuming and snarling from industry executives. The Business Post carried a photo of septuagenarian oilman John Teeling looking suitably grumpy under the headline, “Teeling: gas and oil might be gone but the Greens will be gone too”. It read like a threat to purge… Read more »

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Helen McEntee

ANGRY BLUESHIRT FARMERS

Date: July 16, 2020 - Last Refuge

CORRECT POLITICALLY as well as health wise, the ruddy-faced ranchers of the Fine Gael Agricultural Affairs Group (FGAAG) held a virtual meeting via Zoom last month. The meeting, involving the then agriculture minister Michael Creed, European minister Helen McEntee and party chairman Martin Heydon along with the 20 or so group members, mulled over many… Read more »

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Paul McAuliffe

MARY LOU’S FIANNA FÁIL FRIENDS

Date: July 16, 2020 - Last Refuge

MICHEÁL MARTIN will have clocked the pro-Sinn Féin remarks of two Dublin TDs – Dublin North-West (DNW) new boy Paul McAuliffe and another newbie, John Lahart in Dublin South-West (DSW) – soon after the general election. These sentiments, advocating coalition talks with SF, were uttered in direct contradiction with the Fianna Fáil leader’s line at… Read more »

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BOG CUTTINGS

Date: July 16, 2020 - Bog Cuttings

Serious Fault Tralee District Court heard the case of a Listowel man who was charged with abusive behaviour toward a driving tester after losing his temper. Seanie Ryan, Apt 3, Chute’s Flats, Main Street, Listowel, had been booked in to do a driving test at the RSA test centre in Tralee. A warning light was… Read more »

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SETBACK FOR DANA

Date: July 16, 2020 - Fit to Print?

THE LIBEL juggernaut launched by former presidential candidate and ex-MEP Dana Rosemary Scallon, against various media, ground to a temporary halt in the High Court last week. Dana had been attempting to sue Independent News & Media (INM) for libel and malicious falsehood in articles published in print editions of the Sunday World and Belfast Telegraph, on the… Read more »

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Eamon Ryan

VICTORIA ABDICATES

Date: July 16, 2020 - Fit to Print?

AMONG THOSE journalists stepping back from the media to facilitate the new government is Irish Examiner columnist Victoria White, wife of Green Party leader Eamon Ryan. Victoria is not taking up a post with any government minister, but she is withdrawing from public discourse because hubby Ryan has become a minister. Ms White is worried that continuing to write… Read more »

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‘SUNDAY TIMES’ CULTURE

Date: July 16, 2020 - Fit to Print?

SUNDAY TIMES associate editor John Burns must suffer from medium-term memory loss accentuated by an irony deficit. His outpourings on sexism, discrimination and freedom of speech range from the eclectic to the unfathomable, as evidenced by last weekend’s tract on “cancel culture”. The ST ran a lengthy piece last weekend on cancel culture, introducing it… Read more »

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Désirée Fiinegan

DÉSIRÉE FINNEGAN’S NEW FUND

Date: July 16, 2020 - Behind the Scenes

LOOKING AT the lists of recent handouts from Annie Doona’s Screen Ireland (SI), it is unclear if need has been taken into consideration when divvying out millions of euros through its new ‘strategic slate’ development fund. This new gravy train has rolled out €3.2m to 26 companies, a few of them household names, suggesting that,… Read more »

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THE PEOPLE’S THEATRE

Date: July 16, 2020 - Behind the Scenes

WITH THEATRES particularly badly affected by Covid-19 and suggestions that people are in no hurry to return to the enclosed venues, Goldhawk wonders what has become of the hyped plan to build an open-air ‘People’s Theatre’ in Dublin’s docklands, as proposed by Harry Crosbie a few years back. It is looking an increasingly attractive proposition…. Read more »

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David McCullagh

TV REVIEW: PRIME TIME – RTÉ 1

Date: July 16, 2020 - ReviewsTV

DAVID MCCULLAGH’S upcoming move to the Six One News is likely to prompt a much-needed shake-up at Prime Time, which in recent times has settled for the role of current affairs wallpaper. With in-depth reporting now outsourced to one-off specials and the RTÉ Investigations Unit, the biweekly episodes work off a jaded format, as a… Read more »

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