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Damien English

FINE GAEL BULLIES?

Date: July 11, 2019 - Last Refuge

REPORTS OF bullying, racist remarks and persecution of female members in Meath East Fine Gael have led to an inquiry by the party’s national executive. But the aggressive style of debate engaged in by some of the elder, male FG members has also led to distress in the Meath West constituency organisation. Female FG members… Read more »

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Gerry Adams

GERRY ADAMS LIBELS

Date: July 11, 2019 - Fit to Print?

WIDESPREAD MEDIA speculation about Gerry Adams being either involved in or having knowledge of the 1991 murder of alleged informer Tom Oliver appears to have been scotched by a recent libel settlement between Adams and Louth radio station LMFM. LMFM last week stated, “A number of false and defamatory comments were made regarding Gerry Adams… Read more »

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FIONNAN SHEAHAN’S “EMPLOYEE EXPERIENCE”

Date: July 11, 2019 - Fit to Print?

DECIPHERING the recent INM advert for an employee communications and experience manager demands a post-graduate degree in HR gobbledygook. Apparently, the core function of the job is “defining and enhancing the end-to-end employee experience… which support the evolving approach to ‘Employee Experience’ within INM, with an additional specific focus on ‘Internal Communications’”. The phrase, end-to-end… Read more »

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Richie Oakley

TO HELL OR CORK

Date: July 11, 2019 - Fit to Print?

AFTER TWO years as editor of the now-defunct Times Ireland edition, Richie Oakley has spent several weeks weighing up offers to edit the Irish Examiner or the Sunday Business Post and has finally plumped for the latter. A circular to the breathless and leaderless Post hacks last week said that information about the appointment of… Read more »

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Mark Menezes

‘FREEDOM GAS’

Date: July 11, 2019 - Fowl Emissions

When your industry is dirty, it helps to be well connected. Making cement is a filthy business and Irish Cement’s plant in the Limerick suburb of Mungret is a frequent fixture on the Environmental Protection Agency’s (EPA’s) worst-offender list. So it may help that parent company Cement Roadstone Holdings (CRH) – Ireland’s largest firm – has… Read more »

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MARK MENEZES’S SALES PITCH

Date: July 11, 2019 - Fowl Emissions

The decision by Leo Varadkar’s cabinet last week to finally kill off TD Bríd Smith’s bill to halt new exploration licences shows the fossil fuel industry can still rely on loyal political hit men as it battles to delay its extinction. It can also count on a media often blissfully unwise to its misinformation and… Read more »

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BOG CUTTINGS

Date: July 11, 2019 - Bog Cuttings

‘INEXPLICABLE’ STUPIDITY A NEWTOWNSTEWART man, who exposed his backside, has been spared a jail sentence. Martin Mongan (28) from Mourne Park was previously convicted of four public order offences pertaining to May 27 last year. The prosecutor told the court the police received a report of an ongoing disturbance at Mourne Park. They observed a… Read more »

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Consuelo O’Connor

MUBARAK AL NAEMI’S NAGS

Date: July 11, 2019 - High Society

THE UPCOMING (July 24) auction at the Dunraven Arms in Adare of the impressive Kilfrush Stud in Co Limerick should attract plenty of attention from horsey types. With a U5.5m price tag it is, however, only for those with deep pockets, but the current owner knows all about the cost of playing the sport of… Read more »

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Judy Woodworth

JUDY WOODWORTH’S BEIT STRATEGY

Date: July 11, 2019 - High Society

LAST MONTH saw the inaugural Kaleidoscope festival take place in the grounds of Russborough House in Co Wicklow. Given the positive feedback, it looks like the latest addition to the festival scene (albeit focused on families) is here to stay – good news for Judy Woodworth and her trustees on the Alfred Beit Foundation (ABF),… Read more »

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SHARON ALSTON’S ANIMAL CHARITY

Date: July 11, 2019 - Behind the Scenes

THE MUSIC festivals just keep coming and there is now fierce competition for music fans’ moolah. While Electric Picnic is still going strong, other festivals have seen part of their demographic targeted by the likes of the recently arrived All Together Now. Last weekend, another festival entered the crowded market, where its unique selling point… Read more »

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Brendan Halligan

BRENDAN HALLIGAN’S CHINESE FRIENDS

Date: July 11, 2019 - Behind the Scenes

THE RECENT debut of the China Ireland International Film Festival – which took place at assorted Dublin cinemas as well as the UCD Confucius Institute – represents the latest stage in the ongoing relentless drive to increase ties between Ireland and the economic superpower that is China. While the names associated with the festival organisers… Read more »

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SOVEREIGN’S COOLMORE SETBACK

Date: July 11, 2019 - Sport of Kings

THERE WAS some top notch racing over Derby weekend at the Curragh, but what to make of the Derby result? While observers might assume that John Magnier and his Coolmore cohort would be delighted to continue their Derby dominance when Sovereign stormed home under super-sub Padraig Beggy, the commercial reality is it wasn’t a particularly… Read more »

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DEREK McGRATH’S DERBY DILEMMA

Date: July 11, 2019 - Sport of Kings

THE CURRAGH racecourse came under intense scrutiny during the Irish Derby Festival. The timing of the weekend was less than ideal, given that Kildare was entertaining Tyrone down the road in Newbridge in the All-Ireland football championship. Bigger numbers were expected for Derby Day itself and a crowd of just under 12,000 was recorded. While… Read more »

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Markus Jooste

MORE HEAVY GOING FOR JOOSTE

Date: July 11, 2019 - Sport of Kings

FORMER COOLMORE bedfellow Markus Jooste is being pursued in the South African courts by his former employer, Steinhoff International, for almost £50m. Jooste has been the subject of a well-documented fall from grace over the past couple of years, following the emergence of accounting irregularities at Steinhoff (where he was CEO) that lead to the… Read more »

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Ian Curley

MALIN SHARES NOW AT 50% DISCOUNT TO ASSET VALUE

Date: July 11, 2019 - Moneybags

SOMETIMES, when things go wrong they go really wrong. Malin – the company set up by ex-Elan suit Kelly Martin and floated off in 2015 – is a case in point. This has been particularly bad news for bruised investment ‘guru’ Neil Woodford, whose fund holds a rather significant 23% stake. Woodford likes to gamble… Read more »

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John Teeling

BIG BOYS IN THE ATLANTIC COULD BOOST PETREL SHARES

Date: July 11, 2019 - Moneybags

THE BIGGEST oil company in the world, Exxon Mobil, and the biggest in China, Cnooc, are engaged in a joint venture to drill one of the deepest wells in the world offshore Ireland in the Porcupine Basin this summer at a cost of approximately $300m. This is taking place against the backdrop of the killing… Read more »

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WINDING UP PULSE LOGISTICS

Date: July 11, 2019 - Briefcases

INTERESTING to see that a petition to wind up a Total Produce plc subsidiary called Tpem Ltd, which trades as Pulse Logistics, has been filed in the High Court. The petitioner is Deloitte number cruncher Ken Fennell, who is acting as a receiver over assets owned by Goldhawk’s old pal, Michael Woodlock. Clonmel businessman Woodlock… Read more »

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Kieran Walshe

KIERAN WALSHE’S RESTAURANT BILL

Date: July 11, 2019 - Briefcases

GOLDHAWK came across an old friend when he examined the winding up of a restaurant company by the dreaded Revenue earlier this week. Kieran Walshe, from Parteen Co Clare, is a substantial shareholder in the Limerick-registered DK Walshe group of restaurants, which at one stage included the Irish franchise for Ristorante Del Arte – the… Read more »

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JOHN SWAN’S ROTTEN FRUIT

Date: July 11, 2019 - Briefcases

A RECENT report in the Sunday Business Post might have rung a few bells with fans of The Phoenix. The article noted that PJ Lynch – the liquidator of a large wholesaler called Swan Fruit Ltd – was heading into the High Court before Judge Senan Allen, seeking over €2m from the former officers of… Read more »

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EUGENE MCCOOL’S LATEST SETBACK

Date: July 11, 2019 - Briefcases

GOLDHAWK’s old pal Eugene McCool had another torrid outing in the Four Goldmines recently, where a vulture fund secured judgment against him for over €2.6m. Readers will recall colourful Clontarf businessman McCool from his connection to a company called Lyngarth Ltd. That company was set up by Dublin financier Jack Kinnerk in the mid-1990s and… Read more »

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ODCE WHACKS DIRECTORS

Date: July 11, 2019 - Briefcases

A COUPLE of interesting names popped up on the Office of the Director of Corporate Enforcement’s (ODCE’s) latest annual report. Last December, the ODCE secured a disqualification order in the High Court against Tipperary plant hire operator William ‘Liam’ Barry for a five-year period to 2023. The order arose from his conduct at a company… Read more »

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General James L. Jones

‘IRISH TIMES’ RUSSIAN SCARE

Date: June 27, 2019 - Affairs of the Nation

THE increasingly hysterical tone of the Anglo-American Russian scare campaign was evident in a story splashed across the front page of the Irish Times this week headlined, “Russians posted ‘fake news’ about Northern Ireland”. Inside there were further details in a longer article under the headline, “Russians ‘faked Foster email to sow divisions’”. The recent… Read more »

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Charlie Flanagan

FG DINNER DONORS

Date: June 27, 2019 - Affairs of the Nation

A CERTAIN apprehension spread across the bluer membership of the Law Library this week as they perceived that their civil war enemies were gathering intelligence on who spent €600 (senior counsel) or €400 (junior) each at the Fine Gael fundraiser in Suesey Street restaurant last Friday night. The fear is that the names, if secured,… Read more »

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Enda O'Coineen

PROFILE: ENDA O’COINEEN

Date: June 27, 2019 - Pillars of Society

EYEBROWS WERE raised last weekend when Enda O’Coineen’s name was linked to a possible acquisition of the RTÉ Guide. But the deal makes sense; the Galway man is beefing up the Sunday Business Post for a possible flotation – in Sweden – and the profitable RTÉ Guide would make the business a more attractive proposition…. Read more »

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James Geoghegan

YOUNG BLOOD: JAMES GEOGHEGAN

Date: June 27, 2019 - The Young Bloods

Last month’s Dublin City Council elections saw the electoral debut of prodigious Fine Gaeler James Geoghegan (34), who marked the occasion by taking a seat with a massive vote in the Pembroke electoral area. With his D4 elocution and impressive CV, the posh politico and barrister is the stuff that Blueshirt dreams are made of,… Read more »

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Sonya Lennon

SONYA LENNON’S FASHION SENSE

Date: June 27, 2019 - Affairs of the Nation

CLOTHING designer (sorry “fashion guru”) and all round do-gooder Sonya Lennon has been dividing her time between assorted projects, but now one has bitten the dust following her decision to wind up Frockadvisor. Shareholders here have seen the ugly side of fashion. One of Sonya’s “issues” has been gender equality and she has been popping… Read more »

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Jed Dowling

DUBLIN PRIDE’S PRICE

Date: June 27, 2019 - Affairs of the Nation

THIS WEEKEND sees the annual Dublin Pride march organised by Jed Dowling’s Dublin LGBTQ Pride company and it promises to be the most corporate to date. Not everyone is dancing with joy. A visit to the Dublin Pride website leaves the visitor in little doubt as to the increased corporate input into the annual shindig,… Read more »

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John Farrell

JOHN FARRELL’S BUSINESS PARTNER

Date: June 27, 2019 - Briefcases

TROUBLE is brewing over the liquidation of one of Dublin restaurateur John Farrell’s operations. Peeved creditors of Super Miss Sue Ltd are unhappy with the company’s choice of liquidator and are on the way to the Four Goldmines to get their own nominee subbed in. Farrell is a well-known operator in the capital behind a… Read more »

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Tarka Rusell

TARKA RUSSELL’S CREDENTIALS

Date: June 27, 2019 - High Society

CONGRATULATIONS to young Tarka Russell, a glamorous addition to the board of the Glucksman art gallery in UCC. Having studied art history and now working in the art gallery world, she presumably knows her onions, but of significant interest to the gallery will no doubt be her connections to the young monied set. Based mostly… Read more »

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David Davies

AT HOME WITH DAVID DAVIES

Date: June 27, 2019 - Affairs of the Nation

THE SQUIRE of Abbey Leix House, David Davies, must have been delighted with the fawning coverage of his decision to put his Co Laois pile and its 1,000 acres on the market for a cool €20m. He has been there a long time, although not everyone would have fond memories. Readers of the Sunday Business… Read more »

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Averil Power

FOXY AVERIL POWER

Date: June 27, 2019 - Affairs of the Nation

THE MEDIA row between Solidarity’s Ruth Coppinger TD (her bill to ban mink farming goes before the Dáil next week) and fur farmer Redmond O’Hanlon was lively. Ruthie described the practice as “barbaric” and Redmond dismissed animal rights as a “Mickey Mouse… Walt Disney” creation. But another, behind-closed-doors row between the Irish Cancer Society (ICS)… Read more »

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Vol 37 No 13

Date: June 27, 2019 -

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DONAL KINSELLA’S COSTS

Date: June 27, 2019 - Affairs of the Nation

DONAL KINSELLA, former Kenmare Resources deputy chairman, hasn’t been having too much luck in the courts recently. He is best known to the public for that unfortunate naked sleepwalking incident in Mozambique back in 2007 that was referred to in a press release by the company when Kinsella was asked to resign. He was eventually… Read more »

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LUPTON’S LOBBYING

Date: June 27, 2019 - Affairs of the Nation

ONE OF the first issues seized upon by the media after the Ana Kriégel case was restricting access by children to online material. One commentator doing the rounds last week was “barrister and media law expert” Ronan Lupton and it turns out he has many skills. Last week the legal eagle wrote a column for… Read more »

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Hermann Kelly

HERMANN KELLY VS SINN FÉIN

Date: June 27, 2019 - Affairs of the Nation

His poor performance in May’s European elections is in the rearview mirror but, for bombastic Irexiteer Hermann Kelly, a hangover could be on the way. Kelly is facing the prospect of a libel action by Sinn Féin advisor Mark Moloney, who says the Irish Freedom Party and its leader defamed him in a series of… Read more »

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Lyra McKee

LYRA McKEE EXPOSÉ

Date: June 27, 2019 - Hush Hush

LYRA McKEE’S posthumous book, Angels with Blue Faces, focuses on the November 1981 IRA killing of firebrand Ulster Unionist MP Reverend Robert Bradford, which she implies was linked to the Kincora boys home scandal and also led to Bradford being set up by British intelligence. McKee’s book accurately states that Bradford had taken an interest… Read more »

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