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Pat McCann

UNBALANCED DALATA HOTELS’ BEDROOM PROBLEM

Date: September 19, 2019 - Moneybags

BREXIT HAS been causing concern in the tourism sector, given that the Brits account for over 40% of current tourist visitors to the Republic. It is not just the technical difficulties that could depress the figures, but also the affect on tourism of a general slowdown in the UK economy and its knock-on weakening of… Read more »

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Myles Kirby

ANTHONY J FITZPATRICK VS MYLES KIRBY

Date: September 19, 2019 - The Hot Water Brigade

LIMERICK LIQUIDATOR Anthony J Fitzpatrick suffered another setback in the latest round of his bust-up with Dublin liquidator Myles Kirby. A Court of Appeal judgment reveals that Fitzpatrick lost his appeal against a 2017 finding by Judge Mary Faherty that he had breached an order of the High Court. The row relates to the long-running… Read more »

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Paul McKeon

PAUL MCKEON’S TOUGH RACE

Date: September 19, 2019 - The Hot Water Brigade

ACCOUNTANT AND entrepreneur Paul McKeon has a number of irons in the fire. The horseracing fan is currently chairman of a health clinic search website called WhatClinic, which has been haemorrhaging money in recent years, requiring plenty of transfusions of moolah. McKeon is a serious backer of the sport of kings and owns a number… Read more »

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CORRADO FORTE’S APPEAL

Date: September 19, 2019 - The Hot Water Brigade

MORE ON Wexford Town businessman Corrado Forte, who had tax judgments totalling over €92,000 registered against him during the summer (see The Phoenix, 9/8/19). Goldhawk spotted a recently published judgment, which reveals that he also lost his appeal against an eye-watering 2017 Revenue judgment. In 2017, the taxman secured summary judgments against former Cappucino’s Restaurant… Read more »

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Richard Barrett

BARTRA CAPITAL’S ‘NICHE’ LIVING

Date: September 19, 2019 - The Hot Water Brigade

BETWEEN public scepticism and pernickety planners, Richard Barrett’s Bartra Capital is having a hard time getting its ‘co-living’ concept off the ground in south Dublin. The former Treasury Holdings boss has just suffered another major setback in the heart of housing minister Eoghan Murphy’s constituency, where the council has refused permission for one of Bartra’s… Read more »

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Pearse Phelan

PEARSE PHELAN’S FAULTY PRESCRIPTION

Date: September 19, 2019 - The Hot Water Brigade

SURELY THE most interesting name on the latest list of tax defaulters is Mediserve Homecare Ltd, which was identified as agreeing a settlement for an impressive €858,000 as a result of underdeclaration of corporation tax, PAYE, PRSI, USC and VAT. The company is controlled by Goldhawk’s old friend Pearse Phelan, a doctor whose business ventures… Read more »

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HAZELWOOD DEVELOPMENT’S DEMISE

Date: September 19, 2019 - The Hot Water Brigade

THERE WAS a setback this month for Cork property company Hazelwood Development Ltd, which was wound up at a creditors’ meeting in Youghal. The company is somewhat typical of ventures established during the boom to take advantage of the property mania. Hazelwood was set up in 2003 to develop a housing scheme in Middleton, with… Read more »

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DISCIPLINING JAMES DORNEY

Date: September 19, 2019 - The Hot Water Brigade

CORK legal eagle James Dorney has been grounded by the Law Society’s Solicitor’s Disciplinary Tribunal. The solicitor has been suspended from practice arising from a number of findings of misconduct. Dorney first fell foul of the Law Society in 2017 for failing to provide an accountant’s report for the financial year. For that offence, he… Read more »

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Maria Bailey

MARIA BAILEY FOR THE CHOP

Date: September 5, 2019 - Affairs of the Nation

WHAT A confusing series of leaks there has been about Maria Bailey and the Fine Gael general election ticket in Dún Laoghaire in the last week. Cui Bono? Richard Bruton’s recent elder-lemon statement appeared at first sight to be an indirect, unofficial leadership edict to lay off poor Maria. This would reflect a recent surge… Read more »

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Mary McAleese

MARY MCALEESE’S LATEST GIG

Date: September 5, 2019 - Affairs of the Nation

WHAT IS it with Trinity College Dublin, the United Arab Emirates (UAE) and the preference for chancellors named Mary? Last month, the Irish Times reported that Mary McAleese is set to be nominated as the successor to Mary Robinson for the role of chancellor at the university. No doubt, provost Paddy Prendergast is on side… Read more »

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Paul O'Neill

PROFILE – PAUL O’NEILL

Date: September 5, 2019 - Pillars of Society

PHOENIX READERS will have been entertained by the anguished debate in which Irish Times journalists have become embroiled over alleged sexism at the “macho”, male-dominated newspaper (see edition, 23/8/19). But while editor Paul O’Neill must deal with the fall-out from these claims of most un-Irish Times behaviour, he will be more concerned at the latest… Read more »

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Roderic O'Gorman

YOUNG BLOODS – RODERIC O’GORMAN

Date: September 5, 2019 - The Young Bloods

Can Roderic O’Gorman ride the green wave all the way to Leinster House? To do so, the Green Party councillor will have to win a seat in Dublin West, where he has fought and lost no less than three general elections and two by-elections since 2007. But the wind is changing in his constituency as… Read more »

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Diarmuid Martin

DERMO DENIED RED HAT – AGAIN

Date: September 5, 2019 - Bird's Eye View

AN unprecedented public insight into the arcane world of how Rome deals with ageing Church leaders was provided by the normally taciturn papal nuncio, 62-year-old Nigerian-born Archbishop Jude Thaddeus Okolo. Pope Francis’s ambassador in Dublin reportedly told a Catholic gathering recently that there would be “no vacancy” soon in Dublin for the most prestigious, but… Read more »

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Rose Hynes

REAPPOINTING ROSE

Date: September 5, 2019 - Affairs of the Nation

WHILE THE decision by Shane Ross to quietly extend the tenure of Shannon Airport chair Rose Hynes did not come as a shock, not everyone is happy with the decision. The high-flying Limerick legal eagle has drawn harsh criticism in her neck of the woods. Hynes is well used to landing government appointments and was… Read more »

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Michelle O'Neill

SF DEMOCRACY DEBATE

Date: September 5, 2019 - Affairs of the Nation

THE CHALLENGE to Sinn Féin’s vice-president, Michelle O’Neill, from Assembly heavyweight John O’Dowd could become a test of the party’s willingness to embrace political debate and internal democracy. That, at least, is what some of O’Dowd’s supporters are arguing. O’Neill is VP because she is a woman, a northerner and for many years a part… Read more »

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Ross Lewis

ROSS LEWIS’S PLANNING RECIPE

Date: September 5, 2019 - High Society

WHILE TOP chef Ross Lewis is best known for his uber-popular and award-laden Chapter One restaurant on Dublin’s Parnell Square, he also controls a southside operation at The Malting Tower in the trendy Grand Canal Quay area populated by Google types. Unfortunately, some local residents – and Dublin City Council (DCC) – are less than… Read more »

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Tara Fay and Bruce Russell

TARA FAY’S BUSY SCHEDULE

Date: September 5, 2019 - High Society

VIEWERS of RTÉ are getting a taste of the recently launched autumn season, which features the usual mixed bag. One programme that kicks off a new season next week is My Big Day: Home or Away, which features two wedding planners offering their different takes on the big day out to young couples. The wedding… Read more »

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Claire Kilroy

JOSEPHA’S FAMOUS FIVE

Date: September 5, 2019 - Behind the Scenes

LAST WEEK, culture minister Josepha Madigan announced the first €20,000-a-head winners of the Markievicz Awards – the minister’s new bursary scheme to commemorate the 100th anniversary of the first female cabinet member, Constance de Markievicz. The scheme is aimed at supporting artists in producing “work that reflects the role of women in the period covered… Read more »

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VOL 37 No 18

Date: September 5, 2019 -

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JAMES GOUGH’S GRIPE

Date: September 5, 2019 - Affairs of the Nation

JAMES GOUGH continues to be a thorn in the side of the Association of Irish Racehorse Owners (AIRO). Having taken a successful legal action against the body after he was precluded from seeking renomination for another term as the AIRO representative on the board of Horse Racing Ireland, the Racing Post notes that Gough is… Read more »

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Michael Doorly

ABC ANSWERS ELUSIVE

Date: September 5, 2019 - Affairs of the Nation

ONE QUESTION that arises from Independent News & Media’s (INM’s) decision to withdraw from the Audited Bureau of Circulations (ABC) is whether it was INM or its new owners, Mediahuis, that took the decision. In the best traditions of openness, truth in the news and stuff like that, two public relations firms were deployed to… Read more »

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John Murray

JAW-JAW AND WAR-WAR

Date: September 5, 2019 - Affairs of the Nation

US VICE-PRESIDENT Mike Pence set the scene for two upcoming conferences on war when he praised the “security partnership” between Ireland and the US and our “close co-ordination” with “US military operations around the world”. Aptly, he made the comments on landing at Shannon Airport. Pence was too honest for those busy trying to undermine… Read more »

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Ger O'Neill

EXPERTS GULLED BY FRAUDSTERS

Date: September 5, 2019 - Affairs of the Nation

AN Irish Independent report last June of an accident claim dismissed as “not credible” by a High Court judge greatly understated Judge Michael Twomey’s dramatic and damning conclusions. “Not credible” does not cover what the judge several times referred to as a “fraudulent” claim on the part of one claimant and who dismissed the other… Read more »

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Owen Keegan

BEWARE CLAMPERS

Date: September 5, 2019 - Affairs of the Nation

DUBLIN CITY Council (DCC) has finally signed a new contract with parking enforcement (clamping) company Dublin Street Parking Services Ltd (DSPS). This should ensure plenty more moolah for the two lucky principals here, Tom Dowd and Martin O’Gara. DSPS had been awarded the previous clamping contract in 2011, which ran until last year. At that… Read more »

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Lord Mountbatten

MOUNTBATTEN AND WARRENPOINT

Date: September 5, 2019 - Hush Hush

THERE IS nothing in the latest book about Lord Louis Mountbatten, The Mountbattens, that explains how the IRA was able to assassinate him in August 1979 as well as slaughter members of the Parachute Regiment in Warrenpoint on the same day. The IRA’s major upgrade of its radio-controlled ‘remote’ bomb technology in the late 1970s… Read more »

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Mark Cagney

THE HOT AIR BRIGADE

Date: September 5, 2019 - The Hot Air Brigade

Some people can read Finnegans Wake and come away thinking it’s an easy-peasy love story. Others can read the ingredients on a chocolate bar wrapper and unlock the secrets of the entire universe. Mark Cagney is a bit of the two. Barry Egan, Sunday Independent, submitted by reader Another fusillade of bullets flies in a… Read more »

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Dominic Cummings

DIRECT RULE FOR NORTHERN IRELAND

Date: September 5, 2019 - Bird's Eye View

The British Labour party’s shadow Brexit minister, Sir Keir Starmer, has said that Prime Minister Boris Johnson is not even trying to get a deal with the EU. All the evidence suggests he’s correct. As Starmer points out, nothing of substance is happening. No concrete or specific proposals have been set out by the British…. Read more »

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Simon Coveney

COVETOUS COVENEY LURKS STILL

Date: September 5, 2019 - Last Refuge

LAST WEEKEND Sunday Independent columnist Eoghan Harris tipped Simon ‘Covetous’ Coveney to take out Leo Varadkar as leader if Fine Gael loses the next election to Fianna Fáil. This forecast should make Simon more nervous than Vlad, but Harris is wrong to say that such an outcome is likely because Covetous has wrapped the green… Read more »

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Lisa Chambers

LEFT-RIGHT FIANNA FÁIL SPLIT

Date: September 5, 2019 - Last Refuge

EVERY YEAR since the 2016 general election, Willie O’Dea has led a charge to bolster Fianna Fáil’s working-class base, with the parliamentary party and frontbench dividing on the issue of raises for social welfare recipients, especially pensioners. O’Dea’s Limerick City constituency contains a huge number of low-paid and unemployed voters and O’Dea gets as many… Read more »

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Shane Ross

SHANE ROSS’S CONFIDENCE

Date: September 5, 2019 - Last Refuge

AN UNEASY calm has settled on the Seanad since Shane Ross’s Judicial Appointments Commission Bill was allowed to pass through committee stage last July after a filibuster not seen since Parnellite times. The over 100 hours of opposition-engineered debate came to an end on July 10 and both sides are limbering up for amendments at… Read more »

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John Deasy

POST DEASY CIVIL WAR

Date: September 5, 2019 - Last Refuge

FRESH FROM feeding off the political carcass of local TD John Deasy, Waterford Blueshirts are now divided into three new factions behind the candidates fighting to be added to the general election ticket along with former minister Paudie Coffey. Director of elections Paschal Donohoe will preside over a meeting of Fine Gael constituency party members… Read more »

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John Brassil

KERRY OWN GOAL

Date: September 5, 2019 - Fit to Print?

KERRY’S FOOTBALLERS dominated media coverage in the Kingdom this week but another battle – between a local sports titan and Fianna Fáil TD John Brassil – was played out in the local media in the days before the Croker cracker. The sports hero was the subject of a social media post from Kerry TD Brassil,… Read more »

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Ed Moloney

MOUNTBATTEN: CASE FOR THE DEFENCE

Date: September 5, 2019 - Fit to Print?

THERE HAS been little media comment about reports, backed up by interviews with abused victims, that Lord Louis Mountbatten – great-uncle and mentor to Prince Charles – abused boys from the notorious Kincora boys’ home in Belfast in the 1970s. The Mountbattens: Their Lives and Loves is authored by established (and establishment) writer Andrew Lownie,… Read more »

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‘SUNDAY TIMES’ AND WOMEN

Date: September 5, 2019 - Fit to Print?

SUNDAY TIMES associate editor John Burns has leaped to the defence of his male colleagues at the Irish Times and has regurgitated their denial that a male bias is shown by the overwhelming preponderance of men on the IT’s front page. “Arid bean counting” is how Burns describes the women’s statistical methodology, even though there… Read more »

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Wes Edens

GARDEN OF EDENS

Date: September 5, 2019 - Fowl Emissions

US billionaire Wes Edens has an “affinity for the underdog”, according to the Wall Street Journal. Edens is founder and CEO of New Fortress Energy, which last year bought Shannon LNG, the giant terminal proposed for north Kerry to import US fracked gas. His reputation as an underdog aficionado stems from his investment in beleaguered… Read more »

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NOW THAT’S GAS!

Date: September 5, 2019 - Fowl Emissions

A criticism often levelled at big fossil fuel infrastructure projects is that the “receiving community” (ie the locals) get little or no share in the financial spoils. Happily, this is not the case with Shannon LNG. It was recently revealed that two Kerrymen are due a $26.6m windfall as part of a deal with New… Read more »

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