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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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Claire Byrne

CLAIRE BYRNE VS PAT KENNY – RADIO 1 AND NEWSTALK

Date: September 10, 2020 - Radio

CLAIRE BYRNE was gifted an open goal during her much-hyped debut appearance in the Today hot seat on RTÉ Radio 1, with her very first interview being a Golfgate grilling of Taoiseach Micheál Martin. Unfortunately, Byrne’s finishing proved more Raheem Sterling than Lionel Messi. With Martin on the ropes from the ongoing Phil Hogan debacle,… Read more »

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Paul Williams

PAUL WILLIAMS ON THE HIGH SEAS

Date: September 10, 2020 - Briefcases

INTREPID CRIME fighter Paul Williams spent some time on the high seas with “the maritime drug busters”, publishing a breathless piece in the Indo last month from the deck of LE George Bernard Shaw about its crew’s heroic efforts to cut off the feed of drugs to the scumbags dealing death on Ireland’s mean streets…. Read more »

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Louise O'Neill

LOUISE O’NEILL’S OUTSIDER

Date: September 10, 2020 - Behind the Scenes

SPARE A thought for Ian Bailey, who is well used to finding himself in the media spotlight. Now, on top of never-ending legal battles, extradition attempts, podcasts and potential film documentaries, the man the French are convinced murdered Sophie Toscan du Plantier finds his story the basis for a work of fiction by media-friendly Louise… Read more »

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Alan Dukes

DUKES ‘IN BED’ WITH CHINA

Date: September 10, 2020 - Fit to Print?

FORMER FINANCE minister and Fine Gael leader Alan Dukes will presumably be familiar with the relentless campaign by the Sunday Times Aarish edition to submerge our foreign policy into that of London and Washington. If not, Dukes will have got a shock last Sunday when he read the ST’s story about Asia Matters, which is… Read more »

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Amanda Pratt

AMANDA PRATT’S RESTORATION

Date: September 10, 2020 - High Society

ODD TO see that Monkstown-based Amanda Pratt, formerly of Avoca, has just changed the name of her Irish company, Amanda Pratt Ltd, to Amo and Pax Ltd. This change comes exactly a year after she changed it from Amo and Pax to Amanda Pratt. Having exited Avoca in 2015 after failing to see eye to… Read more »

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Vol.38 No.18

Date: September 10, 2020 -

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JUDICIAL TRANSPARENCY

Date: September 10, 2020 - Affairs of the Nation

WITH TRANSPARENCY supposedly the preferred way of doing business these days, it is refreshing that some things don’t change that much. Justice minister Helen McEntee recently announced the appointments of lay members to Judicial Council committees and also nominations to the Panel of Inquiry. She congratulated “all those appointed and nominated… Their experience and skill… Read more »

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Stephen Donnelly

FALSE FLAGS?

Date: September 10, 2020 - Affairs of the Nation

HEALTH MINISTER Stephen Donnelly has a lot riding on the testing programme for Covid-19. With reported cases rising recently, there is more focus on the testing procedure itself and Goldhawk was curious about the so-called ‘false-positive’ rate that could skewer the statistics significantly. While there have been concerns raised about the potential inaccuracy of proposed… Read more »

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Niall McGarry

NIALL MCGARRY’S LEGACY

Date: September 10, 2020 - Affairs of the Nation

WITH ICONIC Media currently bedding in the restructuring of the Maximum Media online outfit following its purchase by investment fund Greencastle Capital, across the Irish Sea the administrators recently filed a report that shines a little more light on Niall McGarry’s old business. Given motor-mouth McGarry’s high profile, it is not surprising that the troubles… Read more »

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Seán Mac Stíofáin

SEÁN MAC STÍOFÁIN – IRA DOUBLE AGENT

Date: September 10, 2020 - Affairs of the Nation

THE FIRST chief of staff of the Provisional IRA, Seán Mac Stíofáin, was a double agent, according to a soon-to-be published book, Deception & Lies, the Hidden History of the Arms Crisis, by barrister David Burke. Burke says Mac Stíofáin hoodwinked the Special Branch (SB) into believing he was a trustworthy informer after seemingly being… Read more »

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Bill Holohan

BILL HOLOHAN’S SENIOR TITLE

Date: September 10, 2020 - Affairs of the Nation

CONGRATULATIONS to Cork legal eagle Bill Holohan, one of those lucky solicitors who managed to get themselves appointed senior counsel under new legislation. Goldhawk is delighted a little mix-up earlier this year didn’t count against the multi-talented Bill. A clearly chuffed Holohan was quick to tweet the good news earlier this month, noting the cabinet… Read more »

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Helen McEntee

CELTIC 0 — MI5 1

Date: September 10, 2020 - Hush Hush

Operation ‘Arbacia’ is a joint MI5 (UK) and Special Branch/Garda Síochána sting that has targeted Celtic football supporters groups, amongst others, as part of a massive trawl of people who have family or friendship ties with members of Saoradh, the political wing of the ‘New IRA’. The scale of MI5 co-operation with Garda Special Branch… Read more »

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DONAL RELIHAN’S REVERSAL

Date: September 10, 2020 - Hush Hush

JUDGE Miriam O’Regan has reversed the dissolution of a property company following the initiation of a legal action. And although he has nothing to do with the current proceedings, it is interesting to see that the liquidator who handled the winding up is Goldhawk’s old pal, Ciarán Desmond. Multi-talented legal eagle Desmond is best known… Read more »

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Ciara Kelly

THE HOT AIR BRIGADE

Date: September 10, 2020 - The Hot Air Brigade

I did very well in my Leaving Cert and surprised quite a few people as I was a bit of a devil. Ciara Kelly, Irish Independent Perhaps it’s better to experience Tenet as a series of elaborate, percussive action set pieces built around a notion Nolan has crafted that allows this omnipotent cinematic wizard to… Read more »

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Naomi Long

PACK UP YOUR TROUBLES

Date: September 10, 2020 - Northwind

What is the Irish government doing about the so-called ‘Troubles pension’ in the north? On the evidence available, the answer is ‘absolutely nothing’. Like other agreements reached at meetings chaired jointly by the northern secretary and the foreign affairs minister, Dublin’s involvement seems to have ceased once the agreement was signed. In the north, however,… Read more »

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EXTINCTION DENIAL

Date: September 10, 2020 - Fowl Emissions

Conor Skehan chooses unlikely scapegoats when pontificating on the crises of our age. In 2018, as chair of the Housing Agency, he said some homeless people were “gaming the system”. Now, in his Sunday Independent column, he has aimed his intellect at another hot topic – land use and biodiversity. And who, in Skehan’s eyes, are… Read more »

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Michelle O'Neill

ALISON MCCULLAGH’S CLIMB DOWN

Date: September 10, 2020 - Fowl Emissions

One of the environmental success stories of recent years is how a cross-border grassroots movement uniting those supposed sworn enemies, farmers and environmentalists, has kept Ireland fracking free. But in Northern Ireland, frackers now appear to be making the most of the post-truth chaos of the Boris Johnson era. With the rolling hills and pristine lakes… Read more »

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Marc MacSharry

MAC KNIFES MARTIN

Date: September 10, 2020 - Last Refuge

THERE WAS method behind that maddening intervention by the former Fianna Fáil finance minister, Ray ‘Mac the Knife’ MacSharry, after Big Phil Hogan’s exit from the EU Commission. The octogenarian, whose status as an EU commissioner is legendary, mentioned two Fine Gael potential commissioners (Simon Coveney and Máiréad McGuinness) and an EU civil servant (Catherine… Read more »

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COVENEY V VARADKAR

Date: September 10, 2020 - Last Refuge

WHAT A mature, statesman-like figure foreign minister Simon ‘Covetous’ Coveney struck as he declined to respond to a query from Sunday Independent interviewer Hugh O’Connell last weekend. O’Connell had asked Covetous if he would like to see Joe Biden as the next US president. The man rejected for the EU Commission just days earlier said… Read more »

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Mary Fitzpatrick

BERTIE’S NEMESIS

Date: September 10, 2020 - Last Refuge

AS IF Fianna Fáil senator Mary Fitzpatrick has not enough to contend with in her perpetual quest for a Dáil seat in Dublin Central, Brian Mohan – a supporter of the Drumcondra Mafia or Bertie’s Good Ol’ Boys (the BEGOBS) – is attempting to revive his political career. Fitzpatrick’s quest for a Dáil seat has… Read more »

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BOG CUTTINGS

Date: September 10, 2020 - Bog Cuttings

No Cover Up Eamon McIVOR (49) of River Road, Draperstown, appeared before Magherafelt Magistrates Court charged with multiple counts of indecent exposure. McIvor denied all eight charges of exposing his genitals with the intent of causing alarm or distress, saying that each instance was an accident. Most of these eight charges occurred on a weekly… Read more »

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Leo Varadkar

VLAD TO RESCUE MEDIA?

Date: September 10, 2020 - Fit to Print?

THE CONFRONTATION between the Australian government and Facebook over legislation to make digital platforms pay for news content will be watched with interest by media everywhere. One presumes that Tánaiste Leo Varadkar is also keeping an eye out here as he made a lot of noise about emulating the Aussies back in April when he… Read more »

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PUB RULES

Date: September 10, 2020 - Fit to Print?

THIS WEEK’S decision to allow the so-called ‘wet pubs’ re-open from September 21 was the culmination of a remarkably effective PR campaign waged by the publicans. What must have amazed the lobby groups involved was how easy it has been to stir up shock and awe style levels of coverage in the mainstream media. The… Read more »

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AUDIT’S PREDICTABLE PLOT

Date: September 10, 2020 - Behind the Scenes

THE OVERDUE ‘audit’ of the independent film and TV drama production sector by the Workplace Relations Commission (WRC) was released last month, but it is hardly a blockbuster. Not surprisingly, those who instigated the industrial relations audit – SIPTU, ICTU and Elaine Geraghty, outgoing CEO of Screen Producers Ireland – have greeted the findings with enthusiasm…. Read more »

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Consuelo O’Connor

RUTH MONAHAN’S TRIMMING

Date: September 10, 2020 - High Society

ALONG WITH the shifting of pints, another business feeling the pandemic pinch is flower selling, with a significant impact felt due to the lack of big events like weddings etc. Goldhawk was, nevertheless, a tad surprised to see that Ruth Monahan has had to significantly trim back her high-profile operation. Ruth is a member of… Read more »

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STERN TIMES FOR ROMAN

Date: September 10, 2020 - High Society

WITH HOME holidays the flavour of the month, many Irish destinations have been packing in the punters. One destination that has opened its doors in recent times is Liss Ard estate outside Skibereen, Co Cork, a country pile that will be familiar to fans of Goldhawk. Liss Ard is actually on the market with a… Read more »

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