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CLINTEL’S DECLARATION

August 25, 2022

WITH EVIDENCE of climate change impossible to avoid this summer a Dutch-based group Clintel, mainly funded by a real-estate millionaire, issued a statement... Read more »

GARRY O’SULLIVAN’S MAMMON

July 28, 2022

WHILE THE poor old print media has been under severe pressure in recent years as the digital giants like Google and Facebook hoover... Read more »

MARTIN SHANAHAN’S SURPRISE EXIT

July 14, 2022

THERE WAS plenty of praise for outgoing IDA Ireland boss Martin Shanahan, who surprised everyone by calling it a day at the state... Read more »

MICK BAILEY BACK ON TRACK

July 14, 2022

AN INTERESTING recent returnee to racehorse ownership in Ireland is one Mick Bailey of Bovale Developments. A prominent owner during the Celtic Tiger... Read more »

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MI5’S CHINATOWN

June 30, 2022

IT HAPPENED 10 years ago but MI5, which takes an uncommonly keen interest in Irish affairs judging by the spooky stories in the Sunday... Read more »

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KAVANAGH’S CURRAGH COVER PRICE

June 30, 2022

BRIAN KAVANAGH’S decision to charge €50 for a ticket into the Curragh on Derby Day last weekend was predictably not well received in... Read more »

KEVIN DOYLE’S OWN GOAL

June 16, 2022

THERE WAS a twist in the tale of ex-footie star Kevin Doyle’s ballsy bloodstock investment when it transpired that Doyle’s half-brother to Altior... Read more »

BONO’S FILM SCORE

June 2, 2022

SET IN the Four Goldmines and promising plenty of action scenes, the Clondalkin film studio spat between Tyrone McKillen (son of Paddy) and... Read more »

DR CAHILL’S CASE BOOK

June 2, 2022

THE CONTROVERSIAL doctor at the heart of the American Irish Historical Society (AIHS) row tried to have the case in which he is... Read more »

CANTILLONS IN CLOVER

June 2, 2022

DERMOT CANTILLON and his wife, former IHRB senior steward Meta Osborne hit the jackpot recently when selling one of their broodmares to the... Read more »

NOEL SMYTH’S DOGFIGHT

May 19, 2022

A MEETING takes place this week to decide whether solicitor turned property developer Noel Smyth can buy the National Show Centre near Dublin... Read more »

TYNER’S TIMING

May 19, 2022

WHEN CORK trainer Robert Tyner recently announced his intention to begin winding down his business after a successful 30-year career, citing the constant... Read more »

IAN CURLEY’S MANSIONS

May 5, 2022

IT WILL not have gone unnoticed that St Ann’s, a posh pile overlooking Killiney bay, has just gone on the market for a... Read more »

MULLINS RIDES ON

May 5, 2022

PUNCHESTOWN CLEARLY hasn’t lost its appeal from a social point of view, with more than 40,000 racegoers cramming the enclosures last Friday and... Read more »

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MORE LOVE LOST

May 5, 2022

THIS WEEK’S liquidation of Blackpool Developments represents the second significant setback for Cork merchant prince Clayton Love and Neill Love and Sarah Cronin,... Read more »

TREVOR’S TONIC

April 20, 2022

GOLDHAWK IS delighted to report that accounts just made available reveal that the Little Museum of Dublin has been sailing through the pandemic,... Read more »

RTÉ’S LOST DECADE

April 20, 2022

“FUTURE GENERATIONS will judge us by how we deal with climate change”, presenter Fran McNulty solemnly intoned when opening RTÉ’s Prime Time climate... Read more »

KEEPING UP WITH GREG SPARKS

April 7, 2022

THE IRISH TIMES was quick out of the blocks last month to report on the “dismay” expressed by the two female contenders who... Read more »

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UNIPHAR’S D6 DUD

April 7, 2022

HAVING REPORTED a most impressive set of 2021 results last month, Goldhawk was surprised to see a creditors’ meeting called for one of... Read more »

TRINITY’S UNIVERSITY CHALLENGE

March 24, 2022

IT WILL be a tense couple of weeks for the deputy editor of Trinity College student paper, the University Times, who faces a... Read more »

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BEST-LAID PLANS OF FF AND FG

March 24, 2022

A FRETFUL Irish Times article last weekend reported (and appeared to agree) that government backbenchers believe the next election will be lost if... Read more »

SERPENTINE SNIPPED

March 24, 2022

JOHN MAGNIER’S Coolmore Stud has become the first breeder in modern history to geld an Epsom Derby winner, with the news that 2020... Read more »

ASHFORD STUDIO PLOT TWIST

March 10, 2022

WITH A new series of Vikings: Valhalla getting ready to start rolling at Ashford Studios (albeit a little late in the day) it... Read more »

THE CHELTENHAM SHOWDOWN

March 10, 2022

AFTER LAST year’s total domination by Irish trainers at Cheltenham, when they claimed 23 of the 28 races, the question this year is... Read more »

JOHN BYRNE’S SMOOTH RIDE

February 10, 2022

CONGRATULATIONS TO Ballsbridge-based moneybags John Byrne, who is in the saddle at the hugely valuable property empire built up by his father John... Read more »

DÉSIRÉE’S ‘DIVIDEND’

February 10, 2022

IT IS 30 years since Michael Twee Higgins launched the film and TV tax break, now known as Section 481. The scheme is... Read more »

RELAXED REFERRALS

February 10, 2022

THE TARDINESS of the procedures at the Irish Horseracing Regulatory Board (IHRB) was highlighted again recently when two very minor cases, each one... Read more »

AGAIN, MARIAN

February 10, 2022

CONGRATULATIONS to super scribe Marian Keyes, who managed to generate a whirlwind of publicity just ahead of the publication of her latest novel.... Read more »

THE WORKERS ARE REVOLTING

January 27, 2022

THE LATEST lobbying returns reveal that the Convenience Stores and Newsagents Association (CSNA) lobby group has been busy trying to put some manners... Read more »

THE RATHGAR INQUISITION

January 27, 2022

THE STRANGE case of the disappearing priest and other Church activists from the Church of Three Patrons in Dublin’s Rathgar in recent months... Read more »

FILM CENSORED

January 27, 2022

FILM-MAKER Teresa Lavina says film festivals and cinemas have been unwilling to screen her documentary ‘Untold Secrets’ centering on a survivor of the... Read more »

NOT SO APPEALING

January 27, 2022

TWO SIGNIFICANT ‘non-trier’ cases from late in 2021, in which the IHRB dished out a hefty €12,000 in fines, came before the appeals... Read more »

BARON MAGAN’S BAD NEWS

January 13, 2022

SO FAREWELL then to Castletown Estates Ltd, the English company controlled by George Magan, aka Baron Magan of Castletown. The hapless George had... Read more »

HARNEY’S MOOLAH

December 16, 2021

THE BUSY former health minister Mary Harney has been putting her money where her mouth is. And it looks like her various corporate... Read more »

HEAVY GOING FOR HARRINGTON

December 16, 2021

THE LIST of Revenue defaulters published on December 7 included the usual mix of companies who have fallen foul of the taxman. It... Read more »

THE ‘IT’ IN TRINNERS

December 2, 2021

IRISH TIMES editor Paul O’Neill was presumably somewhat relieved that a referendum carried out at Trinity College Dublin fell short of having the... Read more »

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