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Tullamaine Castle

BOB LANIGAN’S CASTLE

Date: July 16, 2020 - High Society

INTERESTING TO see Bob Lanigan’s impressive Tullamaine Castle Stud in Co Tipperary on the market (through Goffs Country), but with no price attached. Whoever buys it will need to shell out a fair few bob, albeit rather less than the near €5m originally hoped for. The eight-bedroom Tullamaine Castle went for sale in 2018 sporting… Read more »

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Aimee Connolly

AIMEE’S SCULPTED PROFITS

Date: July 16, 2020 - High Society

COSMETICS QUEEN Aimee Connolly may regret the timing of her decision to open a bricks-and-mortar store in Dundrum last year rather than sticking to the online model. But, while Covid-19 was bad news for the beauty sector, the good news is that Aimee, who is “passionate about making people look and feel their best”, has… Read more »

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SIOBHAN LEARAT’S HOLLIERS

Date: July 16, 2020 - High Society

THESE ARE challenging times for travel agents such as Siobhan Byrne Learat’s Adams & Butler bespoke holidays business. Happily, the coffers here are pretty much overflowing and the pesky Revenue Commissioners are no longer asking questions. It will be recalled (see The Phoenix 24/4/20) that Siobhan claims quite a roll call of big-name customers, including… Read more »

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Kirill Golovanov

OVOCA BIO’S SHAREHOLDERS FEELING THE RUSSIAN COLD

Date: July 16, 2020 - Moneybags

SHAREHOLDERS IN Ovoca Bio must be increasingly bewildered at the approach being taken by the Russians who control the company, where Kirill Golovanov is in situ as CEO. However, his strategy has apparently been endorsed by the company’s professional team, headed up by stockbrokers Davy and including solicitors Opus Partners and auditors Grant Thornton. The… Read more »

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Seamie Heffernan

HEFFO’S ZEROES

Date: July 16, 2020 - Sport of Kings

WITH HOTSHOT Ryan Moore confined to British barracks due to the Covid-19 pandemic, Ballydoyle stalwart Seamie Heffernan was being talked of as a potential wildcard for champion jockey honours, given that he would have first choice of mounts from Aidan O’Brien in Ireland this season. Any such championship thoughts for the 47 year old were… Read more »

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FINE TIME AT THE IHRB

Date: July 16, 2020 - Sport of Kings

DENIS HOGAN’S appeal of a €3,000 fine incurred at the Curragh a few weeks ago over the running and riding of 50/1 shot Narynkol was dismissed. Apprentice jockey Alan Glynn, who rode the Noel Hayes-owned horse to finish a hard-held fourth, did, however, have his 12-day ban reduced to eight days. To add some salt… Read more »

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Jason Mallon

JASON MALLON’S ROUGH RIDE

Date: July 16, 2020 - The Hot Water Brigade

THE EXAMINERSHIP of the company that operates Ireland’s largest food import and export facility at Dublin port, Cold Move Ltd, has failed to ensure the survival of the group, headed up by racehorse owner and rider Jason Mallon. A liquidator has now been installed. Shortly before Christmas, Mallon had succeeded in having Dessie Morrow of… Read more »

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LATE LIQUIDATION FOR JANSSENS

Date: July 16, 2020 - The Hot Water Brigade

THE LIQUIDATION of a property company controlled by Johny and Katy Janssens is finally going ahead, two years after a High Court order. It was as far back as July 2018 that Lamberton Properties Ltd was the subject of a petition by architects David McHugh and Eoin O’Cofaigh to have it wound up. The appointing… Read more »

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Brendan McQuaid

BRENDAN MCQUAID’S FLIGHT PATH

Date: July 16, 2020 - The Hot Water Brigade

GOLDHAWK was surprised to see the name of Brendan McQuaid pop up in legal proceedings issued by a landlord to evict a woman, Hilda Conway, from her tenancy at a basement nightclub premises on Lower Baggot Street, D2. Conway is at the centre of allegations that she permitted the basement premises to be rented out… Read more »

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Dara Calleary

THE SHAFTING OF DARA CALLEARY

Date: July 2, 2020 - Affairs of the Nation

MICHEÁL MARTIN’S ruthless dispatch of Dara Calleary, his deputy leader and policy director (not to mention a long-time aspirant leader), was not something that occurred overnight. Its genesis goes back some time, a decade in fact, when Calleary became one of two leadership challengers (along with Michael McGrath) to Martin from the day he was… Read more »

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Daniel Kinahan

WHO’S AFRAID OF DANIEL KINAHAN?

Date: July 2, 2020 - Fit to Print?

THE STAR’S gamble in announcing a boycott of the proposed Anthony Joshua/Tyson Fury fight has paid off spectacularly as gangster Daniel Kinahan was effectively disowned recently by KHK Sports, owned by a son of the king of Bahrain. Shortly afterwards, Kinahan was cut out of the “biggest ever” boxing bout and his reinvention from criminal… Read more »

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Gary McGann

PROFILE: GARY MCGANN

Date: July 2, 2020 - Pillars of Society

WHILE NOT as high profile as the election of a taoiseach last weekend, a vote in the corporate world next month looks set to send shock waves through the Irish business community. Pillar of the establishment and business heavyweight Gary McGann, chairman of the listed company Aryzta (previously IAWS), could face the chop, which would… Read more »

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Finn McRedmond

YOUNG BLOOD: FINN MCREDMOND

Date: July 2, 2020 - The Young Bloods

IT SAYS much about the rightward drift of the Irish Times that a one-nation Tory sympathiser now occupies a weekly slot on the newspaper’s op-ed page. “Based in Westminster”, as the IT introduced her to readers in the first few weeks of her column, Finn McRedmond castigates most of her political targets as dangerous extremists – a tactic that… Read more »

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RTÉ’S SUNBURN

Date: July 2, 2020 - Affairs of the Nation

FANS of Irish property porn were left scratching their heads on April 6 when part two of the heavily promoted RTÉ series Burnt By The Sun failed to air, replaced instead by the ubiquitous Claire Byrne and a programme about Terry Wogan. Goldhawk can reveal that the dreaded legal eagles had been called in. The… Read more »

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John Gormley

JOHN GORMLEY’S SCREENPLAY

Date: July 2, 2020 - Affairs of the Nation

ONE OF the more urgent decisions to be made by newbie arts and media minister Catherine Martin is whether the government should underwrite any of the uninsurable Covid-19 risk that is preventing the live-action film and TV drama business from getting back to work. Pressure has been mounting via Desiree Finnegan’s Screen Ireland, Ibec and… Read more »

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Rose McHugh

ROSE McHUGH’S GOOD NEWS

Date: July 2, 2020 - Behind the Scenes

ON HER way out the door of the Department of Culture, Josepha Madigan dished out €102,000 to the Crawford Art Gallery in Cork. It is the latest piece of good news for the Rose McHugh-chaired national cultural institution. The money is linked to two proposed exhibitions for the Decade of Centenaries programme, including one around… Read more »

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Leo Varadkar

VARADKAR’S SENATE CHOICES

Date: July 2, 2020 - Last Refuge

WHAT IS it about former taoiseach Leo Varadkar’s general election running mates in Dublin West that sees them a) bombing in elections and b) entering the subsequent Seanad? His four latest Fine Gael choices for the taoiseach’s 11 Seanad nominees include three that are sensible from a strategic viewpoint in a future general election, but… Read more »

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Jed Dowling

JED DOWLING’S HEADACHE

Date: July 2, 2020 - Affairs of the Nation

WHILE SOME party-poopers will have been happy enough that the overblown Dublin Pride Festival was relegated to virtual status last week, the company behind the annual jamboree – Jed Dowling’s Dublin LGBTQ Pride Company – will be more concerned with any hit to the financial bottom line given the steps that have been taken to… Read more »

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Vol 38 No 13

Date: July 2, 2020 -

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MARY IRVINE’S AGENDA

Date: July 2, 2020 - Affairs of the Nation

THERE WAS a sense of a new wind blowing through the personal injuries (PI) neighbourhood of the legal world when Mary Irvine got the nod to be the new president of the High Court. Much of her experience as a barrister was in PI cases, mainly defending medical negligence actions, and observers believe she will… Read more »

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Maria Walsh

BLUESHIRTS’ MILITARY BLUSTER

Date: July 2, 2020 - Affairs of the Nation

ONE OF the more bizarre responses to the American police killing of George Floyd recently was a statement from Fine Gael’s five MEPs. Deirdre Clune, Frances Fitzgerald, Sean Kelly, Máiréad McGuinness and Maria Walsh asked the EU’s High Representative on Foreign Affairs, Josep Borrell, to establish if any EU arms exports have been used against… Read more »

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Geraldine Bryne Nason

THE MOUSE THAT ROARS

Date: July 2, 2020 - Affairs of the Nation

Leo Varadkar, foreign minister Simon Coveney and diplomats like our ambassador to the UN Geraldine Byrne Nason made much of our commitment to disarmament and to the Middle East (code for Palestinians) in our latest, successful bid for membership of the UN Security Council (UNSC). But that was ages ago, since when Ireland has become… Read more »

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Hildegarde Naughton

PATSY O’BRIEN’S PREDICAMENT

Date: July 2, 2020 - Affairs of the Nation

FACED WITH new national responsibilities, super junior minister Hildegarde Naughton will be anxious to see a local party issue resolved speedily given that it involves a long-time party councillor in Mayo and a former member of her own Galway West staff. Patsy O’Brien, a Fine Gael councillor since 2004 and a party member since 1978,… Read more »

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Eoghan Murphy

EOGHAN MURPHY’S REHABILITATION

Date: July 2, 2020 - Affairs of the Nation

EOGHAN MURPHY’S Gethsemane is at an end, but it looks like he will have to wait a little longer than three days before his resurrection take place. Murphy knows that his close ally, Vlad, cannot put him in cabinet and that even a junior ministry would create problems in the febrile media atmosphere of the… Read more »

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MORGAN O’SULLIVAN’S HAPPY ENDING

Date: July 2, 2020 - Affairs of the Nation

THIS WEEK’S settlement of the long-running (ie expensive) legal spat between German movie producer Winni Hammacher and his fellow shareholders in Octagon Films – James Flynn and Morgan O’Sullivan – could be an expensive one for the two Irish boys behind hits such as Vikings, Love/Hate and Peaky Blinders. The two film industry veterans (51%… Read more »

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Anthony Coughlan

COUGHLAN’S PALS

Date: July 2, 2020 - Affairs of the Nation

BURSTING WITH pride, TCD Professor Emeritus Anthony Coughlan has circulated widely the news of his life honorary membership of the Campaign for an Independent Britain (CIB), awarded to him by British/English anti-EU nationalists recently. Coughlan has been the primary intellectual inspiration behind successive anti-EU referendums in Ireland and has also been involved in republican and… Read more »

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Charlie Flanagan

WILLIE FRAZER’S RECORD

Date: July 2, 2020 - Hush Hush

Charlie Flanagan’s final act as justice minister last week was to warn the Dáil of the continued threat from republican paramilitary organisations in advance of TDs approving the renewal of the Special Criminal Court. Flanagan may also have noted last week that the Victims & Survivors Service (VSS) in the north briefed journalists that its… Read more »

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DERMO’S HOUSING ANXIETY

Date: July 2, 2020 - Hush Hush

‘THE KAISER’, Dermot Desmond, and his missus, Pat Desmond, are certainly exhibiting high anxiety about the housing crisis, as it affects the nation as well as their own little neck of the woods in Ailsebury Road, D4. Mrs Desmond joined with neighbours Chris Comerford and John Gleeson in lodging an objection to the government’s fast-track… Read more »

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Gina London

THE HOT AIR BRIGADE

Date: July 2, 2020 - The Hot Air Brigade

You may still be wet and rainy, but Ireland, you’re buff now. You’re hot. Gina London on Ireland getting a UN Security Council seat, Sunday Independent, submitted by reader I’m a big believer in democracy. Micheál Martin won’t shirk from unpopular opinions, RTÉ News, submitted by reader Actress Eve Hewson’s career may be teetering on… Read more »

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Clare Bailey

ALLIANCE ON BIKES

Date: July 2, 2020 - Northwind

It has surprised a lot of people that the first all-Ireland party to be in government in Dublin is the Green Party rather than, as many expected, Sinn Féin. Until last week, the media in the south switched from attacking SF to obsess on the tussles between Eamon Ryan and Catherine Martin: talks or no… Read more »

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Eamon Ryan

RYAN VS MARTIN

Date: July 2, 2020 - Fowl Emissions

It seems oddly appropriate that, as the heated internal debates within the Green Party on entering coalition approached boiling point, a wave of extreme heat was sweeping through the Arctic Circle, bringing temperatures in the region to almost 40ºC. Bearing in mind that the hottest temperature ever recorded on the island of Ireland was 33.3ºC,… Read more »

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Micheál Martin

WHAT WILL O’CALLAGHAN DO?

Date: July 2, 2020 - Last Refuge

THE EXCLUSION of Jim O’Callaghan from cabinet was hardly unexpected – at least not to Phoenix readers (see edition 22/5/20) – and, by the same token, neither was the appointment of another barrister, Paul Gallagher SC, as attorney general. But O’Callaghan’s absence from the top table is an indication that Micheál Martin is prepared to… Read more »

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BARRY COWEN AND THE FARMERS

Date: July 2, 2020 - Fowl Emissions

While few in environmental circles will have mourned the departure of Michael Creed from the agriculture ministry, the appointment of Offaly TD and former greyhound stadium manager Barry Cowen to the role puts down the clearest possible marker that the cosseted agri-industry remains ‘off limits’. Cowen immediately thundered his defence of the high-emissions and highly… Read more »

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BOG CUTTINGS

Date: July 2, 2020 - Bog Cuttings

WHERE’S Wally? Derry Crown Court heard the case of a shoplifter accused of stealing an adult fancy-dress costume from a Party Warehouse shop in Derry. Mary Donegan, 33, of Carnhill, Derry, visited the shop, telling a member of staff she was looking for a costume for her son. CCTV then recorded Donegan removing a Where’s… Read more »

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IRISH TIMES GENDER ISSUES

Date: July 2, 2020 - Fit to Print?

THOSE STROPPY Irish Times women haven’t gone away, you know. A report from IT women journalists alleging all manner of sexist, “macho” behaviour by management at the most politically correct entity in the civilised world caused a furore last August (see The Phoenix 23/8/19). A committee involving all sides – management, union, male, female –… Read more »

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Peter Vandermeesch

DUTCH MASTER SALES

Date: July 2, 2020 - Fit to Print?

MEDIAHUIS’s INM publisher in Ireland, Peter Vandermeersch, has been quoted as having scant respect for INM’s digital strategy (“incredibly, there was none”) and not much for its print titles either, according to a recent interview with Adworld magazine (see The Phoenix 19/6/20). But after nine months in charge and this year’s Covid-19 pandemic, Peter was… Read more »

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