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Fine Gael Farmer Emissions

FINE GAEL MOONLIGHTERS

Date: July 28, 2022 - Last Refuge

LEO VARADKAR is incensed with those members of his parliamentary party that have followed the lead of TD, John Paul Phelan, in their crusade to defend farmers against the depredations of the Green Party and their demands to reduce emissions by 30%. The group is dominated by politicians of south-east rural, farming stock and the… Read more »

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Micheál Martin Northern Ireland

MARTIN “DANCES ON LEMASS’S GRAVE”

Date: July 28, 2022 - Last Refuge

MICHEÁL MARTIN would be foolish to dismiss the most concerted attack on any Taoiseach that has ever emanated from what is effectively the voice of nationalism in Northern Ireland. For decades the Irish News has been, and still is, the soul of moderate, democratic nationalism north of the border; and last week it published two columns from… Read more »

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NEWSPAPER COVER PRICE INFLATION

Date: July 28, 2022 - Fit to Print?

THE SUNDAY INDEPENDENT, last Sunday week, front-paged its story of Johnny Ronan’s bid to “up price of housing” at the Irish Glass Bottle site in Dublin 4 in what is fast becoming the new version of the unacceptable face of capitalism. Flicking over to page 2, readers were then treated to another inflation story with Sindo… Read more »

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Green Party Mining

CYANIDE WASHING?

Date: July 28, 2022 - Fowl Emissions

On Richard Bruton’s watch as environment minister a brave new era of mining opportunities was launched, sparking a surge in licensing that has continued despite the succession of a Green TD to the role in 2020. Éamon Ryan has granted prospecting licenses across at least eight counties and has renewed numeroius others. Academic research has… Read more »

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EAMON RYAN’S GOLD-MINERS

Date: July 28, 2022 - Fowl Emissions

A battle royal looms in North Leitrim as the farmers and other campaigners who saw off Canadian fracking company Tamboran Resources, and precipitated the national ban on fracking in 2017 have vowed to “shut the gates” to gold-miners. Flintridge Resources (yet another Canadian firm) has been granted a prospecting licence by Minister Éamon Ryan –… Read more »

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Bog-Cuttings-Defaul

BOG CUTTINGS

Date: July 28, 2022 - Bog Cuttings

‘I’M DENIS IRWIN’ A MAN NAMED Daniel Spillane, who identified himself to gardaí as “Denis Irwin, famous soccer player,” appeared before Cork District Court charged with engaging in threatening and abusive behaviour toward gardaí and failing to provide his correct details. Spillane, of 18 St. Bridget’s Road, Gurranabraher, Cork, was stopped by gardaí at around… Read more »

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AL NABOODAH’S GOLF BUDDIES

Date: July 28, 2022 - High Society

WITH THE hoopla surrounding the pro-am golfing tournament, hosted by JP McManus at his Adare Manor having died down, it is interesting to note that one of the lesser known moneybags, who made a guest appearance, with his own team was Abdullah Al Naboodah from the far off United Arab Emirates. The golf (and footie)… Read more »

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Rebecca Winckworth

THE WINCKWORTHS’ SLEEPING PARTNERS

Date: July 28, 2022 - High Society

COLOMBIA-BASED entrepreneur-cum-singer Rebecca Winckworth was presumably delighted with the recent glowing profile in the Sindo ‘Life’ magazine, headlined “Tangoing through Life”. The article waxed lyrical about the Irishwoman who moved permanently to South America a few years ago but remains the marketing director of her family bedding business, White & Green. It turns out there… Read more »

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NLI Director

OVERDUE AT THE LIBRARY

Date: July 28, 2022 - Behind the Scenes

A LITTLE late in the day, the board of the National Library of Ireland (NLI), chaired by former Eoin McVey, has advertised for a new Director of the institution. The new face will inherit an ongoing major redevelopment project and a recently published four-year strategy that was drawn up under the previous incumbent, Sandra Collins,… Read more »

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Susan Bergin Marlowe Mullingar Film Studio RTÉ Self-Employment

PAUL CHESNEY’S FILM STUDIO

Date: July 28, 2022 - Behind the Scenes

YET ANOTHER proposed film studio project made it into the news this month, this one in Mullingar. How many studio schemes can the market bear? The promoters behind the latest plan, Hammerlake Studios in Mullingar, are promising much the same on paper as Alan Moloney and James Morris’s Grange Castle studio in west Dublin, and… Read more »

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Rose Dugdale Biography

HEIRESS, REBEL, VIGILANTE, BOMBER – SEÁN O’DRISCOLL

Date: July 28, 2022 - BooksBooks|ReviewsReviews

THIS BIOGRAPHY of Rose Dugdale is the second in two years. Fascination on both sides of the Irish sea lies in her privileged English upper middle-class, origins, her identification with the IRA since the early 1970s, pulling off history’s biggest ever art heist, followed by arrest and imprisonment. On top of this, Republican maverick Eddie… Read more »

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Battle of the Food Trucks

BATTLE OF THE FOOD TRUCKS – RTÉ PLAYER

Date: July 28, 2022 - ReviewsReviews|TVTV

THE PURSUIT of culinary excellence is at the heart of RTÉ Player effort Battle Of The Food Trucks, in which contestants face off in hope of scooping the €5,000 prize money. Ironically, the series turns out to be a dog’s dinner. Now on its second series, the show is the latest addition to RTÉ’s landslide of… Read more »

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DANIEL DUNNE’S ROUGH RIDING

Date: July 28, 2022 - Sport of Kings

DANIEL DUNNE, who was representing Katy Brown at Dundalk earlier this summer, may not be a household name when it comes to racing, but his profile has been raised by his behaviour. Dunne was interviewed by the stewards at Dundalk after they received a report that he had allegedly been verbally abusive towards apprentice jockey… Read more »

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Montesilvano horse

O’BRIENS QUALIFY FOR PRIZE POT

Date: July 28, 2022 - Sport of Kings

READERS OF ‘Sport of Kings’ will recall questions being raised here about the use of auctions essentially to qualify horses for restricted races, with a major player being Aidan O’Brien and his family (see The Phoenix 11/2/22). Back in February at a sale in Goffs, the O’Briens offered a number of un-raced 2-year-olds for sale… Read more »

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Paddy Dunican Kilbeggan

DUNICAN VERSUS CALDWELL

Date: July 28, 2022 - Sport of Kings

THE HEAT wave took its toll at Kilbeggan recently, as tempers flared among stable staff with track manager Paddy Dunican and his failure to provide complimentary bottled water for stable staff. He is well used to dealing with spats. Despite racing officials and jockeys being kept well hydrated for free by Kilbeggan, those working in… Read more »

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Ballybrit 2022

GOING GOOD IN GALWAY

Date: July 28, 2022 - Sport of Kings

THE BUZZ will be back for the Ballybrit 2022 races as punters are allowed to attend the festival for the first time in three years. In fairness to track manager Michael Molony, his Galway squad is not taking unfair advantage of any pent-up demand for the festival by jacking up entrance prices. On the contrary,… Read more »

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Irish companies in Russia

UKRAINE INVASION: IRISH COLLATERAL DAMAGE

Date: July 28, 2022 - Moneybags

THE RUSSIAN invasion of Ukraine in February has had global implications. It also has had specific implications for some relatively low profile Irish companies that are closely tied in with the market in Russia. These include three in particular – Eurasia Mining, Petroneft and Ovoca Bio. The first two have been battered by the reaction… Read more »

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Barkhill Ltd Closing

BARKHILL LOSES ITS BITE

Date: July 28, 2022 - The Hot Water Brigade

IT LOOKS like we will be waving goodbye in the next couple of months to a property company called Barkhill Ltd, which helped develop the huge Liffey Valley shopping centre in west County Dublin and generated its fair share of headlines in the past. Barkhill would be a name that rings plenty of bells, given… Read more »

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Brookfield College Closing

ELISHA DOWLING’S HOMEWORK

Date: July 28, 2022 - The Hot Water Brigade

TWO YEARS on from the sudden closing of the long-established Brookfield College grind school in Tralee, when blindsided parents were advised that a liquidation was imminent, the owners of the company – Elisha and Angela Dowling – have kept their company alive. They have now sold the college premises. In August 2020, Leaving Cert and fifth… Read more »

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Moodley vegan burgers

THE VEGAN MOODLEYS’ MENU

Date: July 28, 2022 - The Hot Water Brigade

ALTHOUGH VEGANISM is understood to be growing in Ireland (as elsewhere), this did not prevent the collapse of a company set up to provide the herbivores with fare designed to mimic old-fashioned burgers and bacon products. Gavyn Pedley and his wife, Aisling Mooney, made a name for themselves in the Irish vegan market a few… Read more »

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Louis Ronan

LOUIS RONAN’S DEADLY COMPETITION

Date: July 28, 2022 - The Hot Water Brigade

GOLDHAWK’S OLD pal Louis Ronan senior will be breathing a sigh of relief after a rival crematorium to his Cork-based Island Crematorium was refused planning permission for the second time. Classic Lodges (Ireland) Ltd is a subsidiary of the business empire built by British billionaire Trevor Hemmings, who died last year at the age of… Read more »

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MCINERNEY FAVOURITE

Date: July 14, 2022 - Fit to Print?

WITH RSVP citing Sarah McInerney as favourite at 3/1 to take over Claire Byrne Live — the RSVP list ran to nine presenters with the outside bet being Brendan O’Connor at 14/1 — it looks as though McInerney has got the gig. McInerney has been trialled in a particular format that is intended to be more based on current… Read more »

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du Plantier case

NETFLIX’S NEW DRAMA

Date: July 14, 2022 - Affairs of the Nation

IT CAN be hard to escape the name of Ian Bailey these days after the gardaí reopened the infamous Sophie Toscan du Plantier case, 25 years after she was murdered in Schull, Co Cork. Bailey quickly became the number one suspect and, since then, there have been two documentaries aired – Jim Sheridan’s one for… Read more »

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Sally Rooney's Books

PROFILE: SALLY ROONEY

Date: July 14, 2022 - Pillars of Society

When Conversations with Friends was unleashed upon the world in 2017, Sally Rooney’s editor at Faber & Faber dubbed her a “Salinger for the Snapchat generation”. Faber outbid six other publishers for the rights to the debut, which was also sold to 11 international publishers. Publisher Mitzi Angel described it as a “cracklingly brilliant first… Read more »

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Cormac Devlin

YOUNG BLOOD: CORMAC DEVLIN

Date: July 14, 2022 - The Young Bloods

WILL DÚN LAOGHAIRE TD and Fianna Fail deputy whip, Cormac Devlin stay sitting on the fence about the leadership of the party and its identity and direction, or will the party’s dire opinion poll figures make him jump one way or another? Currently, Fianna Fáil is stuck on around 15% support, well down on its… Read more »

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Boris Johnson MI6

SPOOKS DO FOR BORIS

Date: July 14, 2022 - Affairs of the Nation

HOW FASCINATING it is to note that two and more of the senior British civil servants that downed British PM, Boris Johnson, have links with intelligence (MI6) and security (MI5) services. Furthermore, MI6 had a low opinion of Boris for some years, even when he was in 10 Downing Street. When Teresa May was PM,… Read more »

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Randox Testing Kits

PETER FITZGERALD’S RANDOX TESTING BONANZA

Date: July 14, 2022 - Affairs of the Nation

LAST WEEK, the Advertising Standard Authority of Ireland (ASAI) issued its latest bulletin on complaints received over advertisements alleged to be misleading or offensive. There was, however, no sign of the name of Peter Fitzgerald’s uber profitable Covid testing outfit Randox, whose latest results are, er, extremely positive. A major player in the medical devices… Read more »

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Vulva Facials

CYNTHIA CHUA’S ‘VULVA-VERSE’

Date: July 14, 2022 - High Society

IT’S INTERESTING to see that the colourful and loaded Cynthia Chua – who has long been extolling the virtues of “vulva facials” – has just filed accounts for the Irish company she owns with hubby and renewable energy entrepreneur Nick Holman. Deepwell Developments – named after the impressive Blackrock pile acquired by the couple for… Read more »

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Maia Dunphy podcast

READ THE ROOM- PADDY COURTNEY/MAIA DUNPHY PODCAST

Date: July 14, 2022 - PodcastsPodcasts|ReviewsReviews

A CREATION of Newstalk owners Bauer Media, the Go Loud app is quickly developing its own niche in the era of landfill podcasting, as it continues to churn out a punishing onslaught of dubious ‘content’. Following on from such essential listening as Go Loud Selects – Simon Delaney’s cultural recommendations – comes Read The Room, whose pitch… Read more »

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RTÉ Vacancy

JON WILLIAMS’S SUCCESSORS

Date: July 14, 2022 - Fit to Print?

MINOR MYSTERY surrounded that Covid-19 super-spreader going-away party attended by RTÉ broadcasters recently. This is presumed to have assisted the infection of some of the 25 members of RTÉ’s news and current affairs division that contracted Covid-19 recently. It led to large gaps in rostered current affairs programmes and an emergency meeting days after the… Read more »

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Elgin Road Apartments

SENAN SEXTON’S DARK APARTMENT

Date: July 14, 2022 - The Hot Water Brigade

A LARGE property on Elgin Road D4 in the heart of the embassy district is on the market with a hefty price tag. It turns out to be owned by former number cruncher Senan Sexton who is very well acquainted with the property market and has just been co-opted as an independent councillor in Dún… Read more »

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JP McManus Pro-Am

KAY MULCAIRE’S ADARE BOUNCE

Date: July 14, 2022 - High Society

THERE WAS plenty of predictable drooling by the hacks over the two-day JP McManus Pro-Am golfing extravaganza at the Geneva “tax resident’s” Adare Manor last week, with the course described as “a masterpiece,” and the various moneybags in attendance feted for their charitable efforts. One of those who appears to have done rather well out… Read more »

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VOL 40 NO 14

Date: July 14, 2022 -

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Phil Hogan UCD IRTA DIGI Katy Brown Rory Godson Pallonji Mistry Shark Hanlon Frances Ruane Taste of Dublin Listowel Writers’ Week Paddy Curran Harvey Norman Anton Savage Paul Hourican Enda O’Coineen PfP Red C Poll IFTA Ben Gilroy Luke Comer Sue Spence Fingleton Aubrey McCarthy Matt Cooper Parker Green Danny McConnell Gayle Killilea Maura Derivan Ed Honohan INS Arts Council EDAF Emuse Rosslare Golf Club Mairead Casey Colm O’Rourke Stephen Connolly Peter Aiken John Malone Tom Barry Anthony Halpin Ian Kehoe Kevin Bakhurst Geraldine O’Leary Dennis Horgan RUSI Gareth McAllister Ryevale House Joe Macken RUC Omagh Patrick Connolly Paddy Cosgrave The Ditch Newstalk Fake Tan Fred Logue Ian Paisley Sean O’Riordan Margaret Sweeney Jay Bourke Ellie Kisyombe Francesca McDonagh Ted Cunningham National Space Centre An Irish Goodbye Oscar Robert Quirke Ciara Kelly Executive Women Gathering Doug Taylor Florian Haufe Robbie Henshaw Bill Shipsey Breaking the Silence L’Ecrivain Ronan McNally National Lottery Michael Roche Energy Action Balls.ie Newspapers VAT Abbey Theatre Patricia Madden Irish Banking Culture Board Randox Aoife Gallagher Book Dalai Lama Trinity Trevor White RTÉ Chairperson Shane Houlihan Noel Smyth IKC Bob Geldof Landlord Ireland Neutrality Ukraine

NGI NEW BOARD

Date: July 14, 2022 - Affairs of the Nation

THE NATIONAL Gallery of Ireland (NGI) is looking for four new board members. Presumably, by the time they are in situ, we will know who the new NGI Director will be. The NGI board is chaired by the Law Society’s Mary Keane and includes the likes of RHA president Abigail O’Brien (sister of Dinny), Irish… Read more »

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Phil Hogan UCD IRTA DIGI Katy Brown Rory Godson Pallonji Mistry Shark Hanlon Frances Ruane Taste of Dublin Listowel Writers’ Week Paddy Curran Harvey Norman Anton Savage Paul Hourican Enda O’Coineen PfP Red C Poll IFTA Ben Gilroy Luke Comer Sue Spence Fingleton Aubrey McCarthy Matt Cooper Parker Green Danny McConnell Gayle Killilea Maura Derivan Ed Honohan INS Arts Council EDAF Emuse Rosslare Golf Club Mairead Casey Colm O’Rourke Stephen Connolly Peter Aiken John Malone Tom Barry Anthony Halpin Ian Kehoe Kevin Bakhurst Geraldine O’Leary Dennis Horgan RUSI Gareth McAllister Ryevale House Joe Macken RUC Omagh Patrick Connolly Paddy Cosgrave The Ditch Newstalk Fake Tan Fred Logue Ian Paisley Sean O’Riordan Margaret Sweeney Jay Bourke Ellie Kisyombe Francesca McDonagh Ted Cunningham National Space Centre An Irish Goodbye Oscar Robert Quirke Ciara Kelly Executive Women Gathering Doug Taylor Florian Haufe Robbie Henshaw Bill Shipsey Breaking the Silence L’Ecrivain Ronan McNally National Lottery Michael Roche Energy Action Balls.ie Newspapers VAT Abbey Theatre Patricia Madden Irish Banking Culture Board Randox Aoife Gallagher Book Dalai Lama Trinity Trevor White RTÉ Chairperson Shane Houlihan Noel Smyth IKC Bob Geldof Landlord Ireland Neutrality Ukraine

MARTIN SHANAHAN’S SURPRISE EXIT

Date: July 14, 2022 - Affairs of the Nation

THERE WAS plenty of praise for outgoing IDA Ireland boss Martin Shanahan, who surprised everyone by calling it a day at the state agency – where the role comes with a healthy €195,000 pa remuneration package. The exit is taking place two years before the end of Shanahan’s current five-year contract, which was only signed… Read more »

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Cold Case Review

SOPHIE’S COLD CASE REVIEW

Date: July 14, 2022 - Affairs of the Nation

WHAT IS the real motivation behind the cold case review and reopening of the investigation into the murder of Sophie Toscan du Plantier 26 years after the event? Ian Bailey, former chief suspect, believes or would like to believe that the fresh inquiry will add additional weight to his claim of innocence and to his… Read more »

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