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Anne-Marie McNally

GANNON’S GARDENS

Date: December 12, 2019 - Affairs of the Nation

AS PREDICTED, Anne-Marie McNally, political director of the Social Democrats, had a by-election to forget in Dublin Mid West. An abysmal turnout probably had an impact but, behind the scenes, her supporters are wondering if the result might have something to do with the fallout from the O’Devaney Gardens sell-off row. Certainly, the Soc Dems… Read more »

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Samantha McCaughren

THE NEXT ‘SINDO’ EDITOR?

Date: December 12, 2019 - Affairs of the Nation

A DOZEN or more aspirant editors of the Sunday Independent, the biggest-selling newspaper in Ireland, are being interviewed over three days this week. The applicants are expected to make a PowerPoint presentation and provide estimates of the strengths and weaknesses of the paper, as well as solutions to various problems. (The interviews will be long… Read more »

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Edmund Honohan

LEGAL STORM BREWING

Date: December 12, 2019 - Affairs of the Nation

A CONCERTED campaign by the judiciary to silence querulous voices – be they the Master of the High Court Ed Honohan or lay litigants like Jerry Beades – has been under way for some time, but the judges are meeting resistance from some quite interesting quarters. Honohan, who processes cases before they go to a… Read more »

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Miriam O'Callaghan

LARKIN DEFENDS RTÉ’S TOP TEN

Date: December 12, 2019 - Affairs of the Nation

THE 1913 lockout is being re-enacted at Montrose, where Irish National Union of Journalists (NUJ) secretary Séamus Dooley has rallied to the clarion call from the Indo and Sindo (once owned by William Martin Murphy). The (S)Indo hacks have written of a “terrible betrayal” of RTÉ’s top 10 earners by their own NUJ brothers and… Read more »

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KEVIN TOLAND’S ADVICE

Date: December 12, 2019 - Hush Hush

YOU HAVE to hand it to the chief executive of troubled Swiss-Irish baked goods outfit Aryzta. Last month, the rather well-remunerated suit took it upon himself to warn the government that it would not be able to keep the best people in the most senior roles if it sticks to the cap on semi-state salaries…. Read more »

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Maura Derrane

THE HOT AIR BRIGADE 3724

Date: December 12, 2019 - The Hot Air Brigade

I never get messages asking what he should do, he just works it out himself in a very calm manner. Maura Derrane on husband John Deasy minding their son, RSVP magazine, submitted by reader My guilt is not a sin of commission; it is a sin of omission. Outgoing FAI president Donal Conway, as reported… Read more »

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Arlene Foster

STORMONT IN NEW YEAR — REALLY?

Date: December 12, 2019 -

Arlene Foster and Michelle O’Neill are both speaking the language of accommodation in advance of talks scheduled for Stormont next Monday. So what is the chance of success when Sinn Féin and the DUP meet? The signs don’t look good. Both Foster and O’Neill may say the right things, but both also hedge their remarks… Read more »

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Leo Varadkar

TREBLE JOBBER DARA MURPHY

Date: December 12, 2019 - Last Refuge

IN HIS anxiety to defend multiple jobber Dara Murphy, Leo Varadkar made some rather risqué remarks in the Dáil about double-jobbing members of the Fianna Fáil frontbench. Presumably he had FF’s justice spokesperson, Jim O’Callaghan (barrister); and public expenditure spokesperson, Barry Cowen (auctioneer); among others, in mind. But Vlad is wandering through a political minefield… Read more »

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Martin Kenny

LEITRIM IS A VERY FUNNY PLACE, SIR

Date: December 12, 2019 - Last Refuge

THE ASYLUM-seekers row in Ballinamore is not over yet, as reported – not by a long shot. Junior Minister for Integration David Stanton has reached a deal with the local protesters – led by members of his own Fine Gael party – allowing a fraction of the asylum seekers (27 out of 130) to enter… Read more »

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KEVIN DOYLE’S HARD SHOULDER

Date: December 12, 2019 - Last Refuge

MIRIAM LORD regaled Irish Times readers last weekend with a tale of how Indo group political editor Kevin Doyle was given the Florence Nightingale treatment by Sinn Féin health spokeswoman Louise O’Reilly at the party’s ard fheis in Derry. (Doyle dislocated his arm when he slipped on a wet floor in the gents during a… Read more »

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John McCartin

QUINN SUPPORTERS TAKE OUT McCARTIN

Date: December 12, 2019 - Last Refuge

LEO VARADKAR has been out-voted – or had his mind changed – by Fine Gael director of elections Paschal Donohoe and general secretary Tom Curran over the vexed question of their Sligo-Leitrim general election candidate ticket. Specifically, Vlad wanted to put Quinn Industrial Holdings (QIH) director John McCartin, a former councillor, on the ticket, but… Read more »

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Kevin Myers

MYERS’ DUAL LIBEL SUITS

Date: December 12, 2019 - Fit to Print?

KEVIN MYERS will be grateful for an extraordinary slip up by RTÉ in his High Court action for libel against a Morning Ireland report, a blunder that occurred in the midst of litigation triggered by a broadcast over two years ago. Myers was incorrectly described by broadcaster Audrey Carville as a “Holocaust denier” in her… Read more »

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HERMANN KELLY’S CORRECTION

Date: December 12, 2019 - Fit to Print?

HERMANN KELLY, founder of the decidedly, er, right-of-centre Irish Freedom Party and spin doctor for Nigel Farage has struck a blow for freedom against what he sees as the “slavishly pro-EU Irish Times”. Kelly wrung a correction out of the IT last week for its error in downplaying Ireland’s net contribution to the EU budget,… Read more »

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Fintan O'Toole

FIFTH COLUMNIST FINTAN

Date: December 12, 2019 - Fit to Print?

THE Irish Times has been in full-on battle mode against proposals for a citizens’ assembly to prepare for a border poll and has published a stream of articles from conservative southern politicians and journalists aghast at the prospect. But the already nervous partitionists at the IT were most disconcerted to see that their political oracle,… Read more »

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Richard Bruton

CLIMATE PR

Date: December 12, 2019 - Fowl Emissions

FOR THE global army of Irish diplomats who have canvassed for years on behalf of Ireland’s vanity project – a seat on the UN Security Council – the year of reckoning will arrive in 2020. With the election set for June, expect a ramping up of efforts to show off our UN values – compassion,… Read more »

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JOHN FITZGERALD’S PHILOSOPHY

Date: December 12, 2019 - Fowl Emissions

Leo and Richard are fond of saying that they’re listening to the angry young climate activists taking to the streets in their thousands, but it’s reassuring to know that, ultimately, they take their advice from the pragmatic older men appointed for that purpose. Leo’s chief scientific advisor, Mark Ferguson, was again preaching complacency during RTÉ’s… Read more »

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BOG CUTTINGS 3724

Date: December 12, 2019 - Bog Cuttings

Losing the head A MOUNTRATH man, who tried to headbutt a traffic warden after repeatedly parking his car in an area of Portlaoise without a proper permit, has been given a four-month jail sentence. At Portlaoise District Court, Lukasz Krol (31) of 50 Rushall, Mountrath, was charged with threatening or abusive behaviour, and assault. Sgt… Read more »

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Dave Price

EDEN ONE VS PERPETUA

Date: December 12, 2019 - High Society

THE LULULEMON-sporting gym bunnies in D4 will be excited at the news that January 15 has been set as the date for the opening of the super-posh Eden One gym (sorry health spa) in Luke and Brian Comer’s Number One Ballsbridge – the development of expensive apartments on the site of the old Berkeley Court… Read more »

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Consuelo O’Connor

CARRY-ON AT THE CARBERY HUNT

Date: December 12, 2019 - High Society

GOLDHAWK was surprised to see claims of “disgraceful” behaviour associated with the long-established Carbery Foxhounds in Bandon, Co Cork (not to be confused with the West Carbery hunt outside Mitchelstown, where one Jeremy Irons is joint-master). Last month’s court room outing featured the Carbery hunt’s secretary, Eamonn Sheehy, who also happens to be a member… Read more »

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Marian O'Gorman

GREG O’GORMAN’S NEW HURDLE

Date: December 12, 2019 - High Society

PRESUMABLY, members of the O’Gorman family will be hoping for a quiet 2020 now that the High Court family spat is well behind them. For Greg O’Gorman, the new year will see him pushing on with an unlikely tie-in with former world indoor sprint hurdle champion and RTÉ favourite Derval O’Rourke. The O’Gorman family spat… Read more »

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David Dunne

DUNNE AND DUSTED?

Date: December 12, 2019 - Sport of Kings

THE CASE featuring the testing positive for an anabolic steroid of the David Dunne-trained Druim Samhraidh following his win at Ballinrobe in August has come to a conclusion. While Dunne was ultimately held responsible as the trainer in charge of the horse, some issues around this case remain murky. Dunne had pleaded ignorance and could… Read more »

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Declan McDonagh

DECLAN MCDONAGH’S OPPORTUNITY

Date: December 12, 2019 - Sport of Kings

DONNACHA O’BRIEN’S departure from the weighing room isn’t exactly great news for Irish trainers, given they now have another O’Brien handler to contend with, but it will surely provide some interesting opportunities for the current crop of flat jockeys. Not only will it free up more opportunities in Ballydoyle for the likes of Seamie Heffernan,… Read more »

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QUINLAN’S NARROW ESCAPE

Date: December 12, 2019 - Sport of Kings

THE WAR on drugs continues, but it remains a serious concern for the sport that such a high proportion of jockeys are engaging in the dangerous activity of riding with Class A drugs still in their systems. Another two young jockeys, Cian Cullinan and David Simmonson, are the latest to receive lengthy bans, while another… Read more »

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Tim Husbands

TIM HUSBANDS’S HOMEWORK

Date: December 12, 2019 - Sport of Kings

ONE PERSON who will be keeping a close eye on the racing at Leopardstown this Christmas is the track’s soon-to-be manager, Tim Husbands. Husbands, whose career has been focused mainly in the tourism and leisure sector and who is a former chief executive of Titanic Belfast, was very much a left-field choice for the role,… Read more »

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Josepha Madigan

THEATRICAL LICENCE AT THE ABBEY

Date: December 12, 2019 - Behind the Scenes

VERY LATE in the day, the Abbey Theatre has got around to advertising the three long-unfilled vacancies on its board. Unusually, however, the call for expressions of interest has been placed on the Public Appointments Service (PAS) website, stateboards.ie, unlike previous adverts seeking expressions of interest for those seats that are filled by the board… Read more »

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BUCZKOWSKA JOINS ARTS COUNCIL

Date: December 12, 2019 - Behind the Scenes

GOOD TO report that the Arts Council is back up to full strength following the resignation for personal reasons at the end of October of Vodafone’s head of talent, Claudine McMahon, just three weeks after her appointment. The Department of Culture told Goldhawk that, as it had received a number of replies to its original… Read more »

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Tom Sherry

KATE O’RIORDAN’S RTÉ DRAMA

Date: December 12, 2019 - Behind the Scenes

AT A time when Dee Forbes and RTÉ have again been crying wolf about the death of public-service broadcasting, Montrose has given a plum commission to the BBC’s international sales and production outfit, BBC Studios, for London-based Kate O’Riordan’s Smother – a six-part whodunnit family drama to be filmed in Lahinch, Co Clare. But, if… Read more »

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Tom O'Mahony

UNLOVED ORIGIN ENTERPRISES SHARES UNDER-RATED

Date: December 12, 2019 - Moneybags

TOM O’MAHONY has taken two significant steps in his ongoing development of Origin Enterprises. Most recently, there was the €48m sale of the group’s 31-acre site in the South Docklands in Cork. Before that was Origin’s entry into the new market opening up in South America, courtesy of a 65% stake purchase in the big… Read more »

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Nicholas O'Connor

NICHOLAS O’CONNOR’S BAD LUCK

Date: December 12, 2019 - The Hot Water Brigade

SPARE a thought for Goldhawk’s old pal Nicholas O’Connor, who just can’t seem to catch a break. Following the taxman slapping him with a judgment for a paltry €6,000 in the summer, the hapless former Wexford accountant has again been whacked by the Revenue, this time for a hefty €417,000 (see The Phoenix, 14/6/19). O’Connor… Read more »

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SEAN MCKEON’S LIQUIDATION

Date: December 12, 2019 - The Hot Water Brigade

GOLDHAWK spotted an interesting High Court judgment recently relating to a company called Sutton Castle Developments Ltd (SCD). This turns out to be a subsidiary of the MKN property group, owned and operated by developer Sean McKeon (probably best known for snapping up the controversial Johnson Mooney/Telecom Éireann site in Ballsbridge back in 1993) and… Read more »

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Ray Norton

RAY NORTON’S CONSUMER WARNING

Date: December 12, 2019 - The Hot Water Brigade

THE BIZARRE saga of Ennis businessman Ray Norton’s online tech retailer Click.ie rattles on. Last week, the Competition and Consumer Protection Commission (CCPC) issued a public warning after becoming “concerned about the information being provided to consumers” on the Click.ie website. In a statement, the CCPC said that it was “investigating” the activities of the… Read more »

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MOUNTAINVIEW’S INSECURITIES

Date: December 12, 2019 - The Hot Water Brigade

A FAMILIAR company that popped up on the Revenue’s latest list of tax defaulters was Castlebar property outfit Mountainview Securities Ltd. The once-mighty construction and property vehicle, now in receivership, settled with the taxman for €40,000 after underdeclaring its VAT liability, but it has already managed to pay back €18,000. Founded by the late Tony… Read more »

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MORE HEAT FOR HAVANA THERAPY

Date: December 12, 2019 - The Hot Water Brigade

A DUBLIN company called Havana Digital Media Ltd (HDML) has just had a small tax judgment (€4,000) registered against it. Although their names don’t appear on company documents, the entity is linked to father and son duo Gary and Keith Hogan. It will be recalled that the Hogans were behind a laser treatment company called… Read more »

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JEAN LOGUE’S TAX BILL

Date: December 12, 2019 - The Hot Water Brigade

A SMALL hotel company called Spanish Point Investments Ltd was named on the latest tax defaulters list. This is the entity behind the Bellbridge House Hotel in Miltown Malbay, Co Clare, which settled with the Revenue for €75,000 after being caught for underdeclaring PAYE and PRSI. The 100% shareholder here is Jean Logue, matriarch of… Read more »

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ALL THAT GLITTERS

Date: December 12, 2019 - The Hot Water Brigade

NEXT WEEK the dreaded taxman will be in the High Court seeking to wind up the high-profile Hynes Jewellers (Wexford) operation. This is actually the second time creditors have come knocking, after a petition was lodged in 2014 by legal eagles Val Stone and Catherine Stack in relation to monies they claimed to be owed… Read more »

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IPA’S NEW DIRECTORY

Date: December 12, 2019 - The Hot Water Brigade

GOLDHAWK looks forward to this time of year when the Institute of Public Administration’s indispensable annual directory, Ireland – A Directory, lands on his desk, jammed full of useful information about a whopping 9,000 public and private sector bodies. The 2020 edition contains the useful information, statistics and contact details for local councillors, civil service… Read more »

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