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Property company left for the buzzards

Property company left for the buzzards

Date: May 18, 2016 - Briefcases

SPARE a thought for Buzzardstown Properties Ltd, which was placed in receivership last week on foot of a 2003 mortgage with First Active PLC. Developers Henry Prestage and Aidan Scully’s company was €758,000 in the red in 2014 according to the last set of accounts filed by the company. But the pair are old hands… Read more »

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Anne Cunningham

Taxassist needs assistance

Date: May 18, 2016 - Briefcases

LOOK up the definition of irony and you might find a reference to Anne Cunningham Ltd in the dictionary. The Clane, Co Kildare-based company, which trades as part of the TaxAssist Accountants franchise, is on the receiving end of a winding-up petition by Revenue in the High Court. The company’s principal, Anne Cunningham, has had… Read more »

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Barry Maloney

Globo forced to the wall

Date: May 18, 2016 - Briefcases

INTERESTING to see Globoforce Group’s notice in The Irish Times last week, announcing that the company is seeking to reduce its capital. Maybe they should be focused on trying to reduce their massive losses, which stood at an eye-watering $29.5m (€26m) at the end of 2013. The Irish-registered multinational hasn’t filed accounts since then, and… Read more »

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Paddy Power Betfair shares on very high rating

Date: May 18, 2016 - Moneybags

PADDY POWER has been a phenomenally successful business and, following the merger with Betfair, it is in a commanding position in the lucrative gambling market place. However, the mistakes that preceded the return of Breon Corcoran as head man have been very expensive and cost the company some very big bucks. While the shares have… Read more »

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Hostelworld’s success could attract competition

Date: May 18, 2016 - Moneybags

IT IS hard to believe that the tiny online youth hostel booking business which IT geek Ray Nolan and Tom Kennedy – a hostel operator – set up 17 years ago in 1999 is today worth €300m. The US private equity group, Hellman and Friedman, approached the boys in 2009 with a whopping €200m cash… Read more »

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Robbie McNamara

CULLOTY’S COMPETITION

Date: May 18, 2016 - Sport of Kings

ROBBIE McNAMARA has launched his training career, just over a year after the racing fall that ended his riding career and left him paralysed from the waist down. This may not be great news for another handler. The Limerickman has set up shop on the Curragh and hopes to have his first runner in the… Read more »

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Kieren Fallon

KIEREN FALLON’S RENAISSANCE

Date: May 18, 2016 - Sport of Kings

KIEREN FALLON is enjoying something of a renaissance since his move back to his native Ireland a few months ago. Not for the first time, Fallon surprised the racing community when announcing his return to Ireland from the US to take up a position as stable jockey to young Curragh trainer, Michael O’Callaghan. Fallon had… Read more »

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David Nicholls

DANDY NICHOLLS’ COURT DATE

Date: May 18, 2016 - Sport of Kings

WELL-KNOWN trainer David ‘Dandy’ Nicholls currently finds himself in serious trouble with a looming court case in which he is accused of sexual assault. The 59-year-old Nicholls, a former jockey, is due before magistrates in Northallerton, Yorkshire, later this month. Police have indicated he was sent a postal requisition to appear in court to face… Read more »

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HYDE AND SEEKING

Date: May 18, 2016 - Sport of Kings

THERE WERE quite a few Irish connections to the recent Kentucky Derby winner, Nyquist. The superstar colt, unbeaten in eight runs, was bred by Tim Hyde Jnr of Camas Park Stud in Tipperary. Hyde bred the horse at his Kentucky based Summerhill Farm and sold him for $180,000 as a foal at Keeneland Sales in… Read more »

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JIM SHERIDAN’S ‘SECRET’ PROBLEM

Date: May 18, 2016 - Behind the Scenes

IT’S A far cry from 2003 for film director Jim Sheridan. Back then, he was finishing his autobiographical opus, In America, and fronting a campaign to prevent Charlie McCreevy doing away with the Section 481 tax break for film in the 2004 budget. Today, he is helming a production that looks to be in some… Read more »

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Fearghal O’Boyle

FEARGHAL O’BOYLE’S EXAMINATION

Date: May 18, 2016 - Behind the Scenes

THE PUBLISHING business in Ireland is a tough one and the latest company to feel the heat is The Columba Book Service Ltd, which has just had an examiner appointed. This is the company behind both Columba Press and Currach Press. The Columba Press was established in the 1980s and the principal here is Fearghal… Read more »

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Peter Macon

OTHELLO – ABBEY THEATRE

Date: May 18, 2016 - Theatre

WITH JUST three productions left under his tenure, Abbey boss Fiach Mac Conghail may be understandably concerned about his artistic legacy. In terms of breaking new ground at the Abbey, a 400-year-old writer has topped the list: Mac Conghail has put on Shakespeare nearly every year for the last decade, in many cases bringing the… Read more »

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RTÉ 2’s ‘YOOF’ PROGRAMMES

Date: May 18, 2016 - TV

THE homegrown version of the Channel 4 dating programme, First Dates, has been well-received over recent weeks. Romance – contrived or otherwise – is ratings gold, so it’s no surprise that RTÉ has followed the UK format with the imaginatively titled First Dates Ireland. The formula could hardly be simpler – two single people are… Read more »

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MRS ENGELS – GAVIN McCREA (SCRIBE)

Date: May 18, 2016 - Books

SHORTLISTED for this year’s Desmond Elliott Prize, Gavin McCrea’s novel is narrated by Irishwoman Lizzie Burns (an actual historical figure), the longtime partner of socialist philosopher, Frederick Engels. The Dublin-born author weaves factual details from history into the narrative, but has to imagine most of the story as the illiterate Lizzie left no records about… Read more »

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Moya Doherty and John McColgan

RIVERDANCE PAIR’S PENTHOUSE

Date: May 18, 2016 - High Society

RTÉ chairman Moya Doherty and her hubby and Riverdance partner, John McColgan, have put their Howth pile, Dane’s Hollow, on the market for a whopping €9.5m and are downsizing to the seascape apartments on Clontarf Road. Super successful builder Sean McKeon developed the two-block complex last year through his MKN Properties vehicle, which had accumulated… Read more »

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Consuelo O’Connor

JODIE RONAN’S HORSEPLAY

Date: May 18, 2016 - High Society

INTERESTING to see Jodie Ronan, daughter of Johnny ‘Buccaneer’ Ronan, popping up in the High Court in relation to one of daddy’s many legal battles. Jodie has recently scaled back her involvement in the Ronan empire. The 32-year-old Jodie Ronan is listed on her LinkedIn page as chief operating officer of Johnny’s Ronan Group Real… Read more »

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Donal Flinn

IN THE ROUGH AT DRUID’S GLEN

Date: May 18, 2016 - High Society

THE HAPLESS members of Druid’s Glen Golf Club in Co Wicklow got a surprise last week when a vulture fund sought to appoint a receiver to the club, where relations between members and management have been strained in recent times. The threat was postponed, at least, by the installation of an examiner at the club,… Read more »

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Bog Cuttings (20 May 2016)

Date: May 18, 2016 - Bog Cuttings

CLAIMED ‘KNIFE’ WAS FOR CHECKING TYRES “DO you not know who I fucking am? I’m Hairy Paddy’s son.” So said Terry McDonagh (28), An Sruthán, Castlebar to a garda after the latter was called to the Lidl store, Castlebar, on January 12. Gardaí were alerted by the manager after McDonagh was suspected of stealing a… Read more »

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NAUGHTEN’S SPLIT PERSONALITY

Date: May 18, 2016 - Fowl Emissions

HAVING heard Ryanair’s Michael O’Leary calling for cyclists to be shot and Danny Healy-Rae insisting that climate change is God-made, environmentalists could have been forgiven for thinking they had endured enough bad jokes for one week. Then Enda Kenny stood up in the Dáil, said he was going to “restructure the Government to align it… Read more »

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Lynn Boylan

SF MOVES AGAINST O’BRIEN “MONOPOLY”

Date: May 18, 2016 - Fit to Print?

FANS of The Irish Times and Irish Examiner – but not those of the Irish Independent – will have read recently a report on media monopoly in Ireland (part of the EU’s Media Pluralism Monitor project), which said Denis O’Brien enjoyed a dominant position within the print and commercial radio sectors. The Irish section of… Read more »

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Politically correct?

Date: May 18, 2016 - Fit to Print?

DOES Irish Times columnist and ex-Fianna Fáil back room functionary, Noel Whelan, not believe he should retract and apologise for his entirely erroneous and faintly ridiculous assertion that Sinn Féin holds “no parliamentary meetings in either the Oireachtas or Stormont”? In a most original column Whelan wrote recently that Gerry Adams should resign the SF… Read more »

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Vincent Browne

VINCENT BROWNE’S SUCCESSOR

Date: May 18, 2016 - Fit to Print?

TV3 management is anxiously calculating just how long Vincent Browne will wait before retiring from his late night show and is scouring the media for the very particular type of personality who might fill his slot. Browne’s own timeline and retirement plans are crucial as Ivan Yates year long American sojourn means he will be… Read more »

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LABOUR PARTY FACING CIVIL WAR

Date: May 18, 2016 - Last Refuge

THE trouble with the six Labour TDs’ plot to stop the seventh, Alan Kelly, becoming party leader is that a negative strategy usually leads to negative results. The TDs’ priority has not been who to elect but who not to elect, regardless of the consequences which, in this case, could lead Labour from temporary, if… Read more »

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Janice Boylan Irish Military Mali Coolock Says No IFP Hermann Kelly Timmy Dooley Aontú Mal O’Hara Fintan O’Toole Josepha Madigan Eoghan Harris Ukraine War Micheál Martin Middle East Philip Ryan Seán Clancy Simon Coveney Hugo MacNeill Mountbatten Neasa Hourigan Green Party Martin NPT Ivana Bacik Independents Limerick Hospital Overcrowding Barry Cowen

FINIAN AND CHARLIE

Date: May 18, 2016 - Last Refuge

IT’S Cuban cigars, not fags, that super junior minister Finian McGrath should be smoking. During negotiations for government with Fine Gael’s foreign minister, Charlie Flanagan, Finian wrung two major policy concessions from the stern Blueshirt; one on Israel and the other on the North. McGrath swung his Independent Alliance comrades – Shane Ross included –… Read more »

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Janice Boylan Irish Military Mali Coolock Says No IFP Hermann Kelly Timmy Dooley Aontú Mal O’Hara Fintan O’Toole Josepha Madigan Eoghan Harris Ukraine War Micheál Martin Middle East Philip Ryan Seán Clancy Simon Coveney Hugo MacNeill Mountbatten Neasa Hourigan Green Party Martin NPT Ivana Bacik Independents Limerick Hospital Overcrowding Barry Cowen

Lowry FG ‘deal’

Date: May 18, 2016 - Last Refuge

THE Healy-Rae brothers may be cute, but Michael Lowry is cute out, as they say beyond the Red Cow roundabout. Lowry’s claim that he has an “understanding” with the Fine Gael led government has been denied by a government spokesperson but Lowry is in a much stronger position than he has been for a long… Read more »

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Averil Power

ENDA’S ‘INDEPENDENT’ SENATOR?

Date: May 18, 2016 - Last Refuge

IT’S a good thing Irish Independent editor Fionnan Sheahan is not an arrogant control freak with megalomaniac tendencies, given the embarrassing efforts of senior politicians to curry favour with him. An Taoiseach, Enda Kenny, appears to be the latest to try and ingratiate himself with Sheahan, by intending to include Averil Power (aka Mrs Fionnan… Read more »

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Helen McEntee

REGINA Vs HELEN IN MEATH

Date: May 18, 2016 - Last Refuge

ENDA KENNY’S stunt in leading his cabinet women into the Dáil ahead of the lads saw him include his new chief whip and junior minister, Regina Doherty, among them. But Regina was at the tail end of this ministerial catwalk and while she wore a determined smile on her face, the new junior had expected… Read more »

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Feargus Flood

JOE MURPHY JNR VS THE BEAKS

Date: May 18, 2016 - Wigs on the Green

FEW Phoenix readers will have been surprised to see that someone has launched a rocket into the already smouldering wreckage of the hapless Mahon Tribunal. Joseph “Junior” Murphy will next month continue his quest to bring High Court proceedings against the tribunal, seeking to quash its second and third reports and claiming damages for a… Read more »

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Jackie Lavin

The Hot Air Brigade

Date: May 18, 2016 - The Hot Air Brigade

I’m a very different person to when I started The Saturday Night Show. I’m more mature, less full of shit. Brendan O’Connor, Sunday Independent (submitted by reader) I don’t think you can put somebody up there to be absolutely taken to the dogs really, devoured, if they don’t have some sort of massive stage experience…. Read more »

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David Hall’s emergency

Date: May 18, 2016 - Affairs of the Nation

MORTGAGE CAMPAIGNER David Hall was one of the more high profile, non-elected participants in the recent negotiations to form a new government, being regularly photographed or filmed alongside Independent TD Michael Fitzmaurice. Maybe this kept Hall too busy to attend to little details associated with his day job, like filing accounts. Certainly, Hall has plenty… Read more »

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Richard Dunne

DUBLIN COLLEGE LINKED TO PANAMA PAPERS

Date: May 18, 2016 - Affairs of the Nation

THE Panama Papers keep throwing up intriguing names. Goldhawk noticed that one David Kennedy Sr – with a registered address at Southcliff House, Les Ruisseaux Estate, St Brelade, Jersey – is named in the papers as a shareholder of an offshore company registered in the British Virgin Islands, named Beckett College Group Ireland, and a… Read more »

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Mike Nesbitt

UNIONISTS DEMAND ‘NORMAL’ POLITICS

Date: May 18, 2016 - Affairs of the Nation

THERE’s more to Ulster Unionist Party (UUP) leader Mike Nesbitt moving into opposition in Stormont than meets the eye. Of course, the reasons given are in the usual high moral tone any party leader adopts to justify a controversial decision. In this case, Nesbitt asserts the proposed Programme for Government is not ‘progressive’ and that… Read more »

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Bertie Ahern

BERTIE’S FOREIGN DIPLOMACY

Date: May 18, 2016 - Affairs of the Nation

BERTIE AHERN has recently been talking up again his fabled Mr-Fix-It skills and how these talents have been utilised abroad – by grateful world leaders and peace negotiators. one presumes. The ex-Taoiseach is now a member of no less than 15 global entities, with daunting titles ranging from the Inter Action Council of Former Heads… Read more »

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Helen Boyle

BAILING OUT CORK FILM FESTVAL

Date: May 18, 2016 - Affairs of the Nation

WHILE IRELAND’S movie moguls were schlepping their wares around Cannes market stalls this week, a more mundane financial drama about another veteran film festival was discreetly making its way centre stage at Cork’s City Hall. There has now been some fall-out on the board. It was reported that the 61-year-old Cork Film Festival (CFF), under… Read more »

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Enda Kenny

THE GENTLE BLACK AND TAN

Date: May 18, 2016 - Affairs of the Nation

THE TAOISEACH, Enda Kenny, and foreign minister, Charlie Flanagan, have shown admirable compassion in arranging for victims of the Easter Rising to be commemorated in a special ceremony next Thursday.

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SHANE ROSS’S KEY DEMAND

Date: May 18, 2016 - Affairs of the Nation

THE first test of transport minister Shane Ross’s mettle is not the Luas strike, but the imminent appointment of several judicial appointments to be made under the discredited Judicial Appointments Advisory Board (JAAB) system.

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