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Nick Hartery

HARTERY IN AND HARMAN OUT

Date: May 31, 2018 - Sport of Kings

THE IRISH and British racing industries are closely linked and as the latter says goodbye to a chairman, we welome a new one this side of the Irish Sea. Steve Harman has signalled his intention to stand down from his role as chairman of the British Horseracing Authority (BHA) later this year. This follows on… Read more »

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ELLIOTT’S SLOW START

Date: May 31, 2018 - Sport of Kings

GORDON ELLIOTT will surely be glad to see the back of May. The trainer has experienced something that must feel rather alien to him since he started training – a total drought of winners. Elliott pretty much pulled down the shutters on the yard after Punchestown but what most assumed would be a ‘handy week’… Read more »

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Michael Cawley

CAN INVESTORS BE TEMPTED TO BOOK INTO HOSTELWORLD?

Date: May 31, 2018 - Moneybags

WHEN RAY NOLAN and Tom Kennedy sold off their online youth hostel booking business to US group Hellman & Friedman in 2009, it was always going to be interesting to see what happened next. The latter floated Hostelworld on the stock market in October 2015 at €2.70 a share to raise €184m, having bought in… Read more »

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Daragh Heagney

TROUBLE BREWING FOR DARAGH HEAGNEY

Date: May 31, 2018 - Brief Cases

IT LOOKS like Daragh Heagney’s comeback has hit a snag. After burning his fingers badly in the crash, Goldhawk reported last year that Heagney was looking forward to a fresh start in Howth with two new businesses, a coffee shop and a boozer (see The Phoenix 21/4/18). Once upon a time, Heagney and Dara O’Grady… Read more »

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Zabrina Collins

WINDING UP THE SCIENTOLOGISTS

Date: May 31, 2018 - Brief Cases

INTERESTING to see that Church of Scientology Mission of Dublin (CSMD) has moved to wind itself up. This is the company behind the controversial religion’s first Irish mission on Abbey Street in D1, and where the directors are long-standing Scientologists Gerard and Siobhan Ryan. The decision to dissolve the original operation may be linked to… Read more »

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PADDY STACK’S HARD LOCH

Date: May 31, 2018 - Brief Cases

SPARE a thought for Royal County builder Paddy Stack who had an expensive day out in the Court of Appeal recently. The trouble began for Kildalkey, Co Meath-based Paddy and his wife Mary Stack when the taxman wound up their construction company, Carrignagour Ltd in 2012. Carrignagour enjoyed some publicity in the late 2000s arising… Read more »

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Ian Hyland

IAN HYLAND’S ZOMBIE COMPANY

Date: May 31, 2018 - Brief Cases

IT’S MORE of the same at Ian Hyland’s troubled Moranna Ltd, the company that once published Business & Finance magazine. Moranna – where former INM board member and long-time Denis O’Brien collaborator Paul Connolly is listed as a director – filed its 2017 accounts recently, which include a note explaining the company had decided to… Read more »

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Mary Helen Hensley

MARY HELEN HENSLEY’S JUDGMENT

Date: May 31, 2018 - Brief Cases

SPARE a thought for Westmeath-based chiropractor and “metaphysical healer” Mary Helen Hensley, who has just been slapped with a tax judgment for close to €90,000. Hensley, originally from the US, works as a chiropractor at Athlone Chiropractic Care but she’s had a tough time in business since the crash. Hensley’s website explains that following a… Read more »

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Ferdinand von Prondzynski

FERDINAND VON PRONDZYNSKI’S INQUIRY

Date: May 31, 2018 - Brief Cases

GOLDHAWK’s favourite German-Irish academic Ferdinand von Prondzynski has found himself at the centre of a conflict of interest investigation in Scotland. The former president of DCU – who left Ireland to take up a role as principal of Aberdeen’s Robert Gordon University (RGU) in 2011 – told Scottish newspaper The Press and Journal he is… Read more »

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Michael Sandys

TAXING MATTERS WITH REVENUE

Date: May 31, 2018 - Brief Cases

A COMPANY controlled by Dublin accountant Michael Sandys has fallen foul of the Revenue. The number cruncher owns and operates a Taxassist Accountants franchise in Walkinstown, D12 through his company Future Generations Ltd, which has just had a judgment registered against it by the dreaded taxman. Former Ernst & Young accountant Sandys has been in… Read more »

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EVERYTHING’S GRAND

Date: May 31, 2018 - Brief Cases

SOME good news for grannies… the Catholic Grandparents Association of Ireland has just been removed from the list of companies to be struck off the companies register. The charity – where Iona Institute head honcho David Quinn is listed as a director – was strike-off listed after failing to file its accounts. Happily, the figures… Read more »

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CATHAL RYAN’S NEW DEED OF COVENANT

Date: May 31, 2018 - High Society

WITH EXTRAVAGANT new plans being drawn up for Westport House by Cathal Hughes et al, Goldhawk wondered whatever happened to the €2m grant. Previously the council told Goldhawk that “Westport House and 52 acres of surrounding demesne land is the subject of deeds of covenant with the Heritage Council. … Grants amounting to U2.038m were… Read more »

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CLADDAGH RECORDS’ NEW TUNE

Date: May 31, 2018 - Behind the Scenes

FOLLOWING THE passing of Garech de Brún in March, it will be interesting to see what happens to Claddagh Records. Set up by de Brún in the 1960s, Claddagh Records has a sister company, Woodtown Music Publishing. Around 92% of Claddagh Records is held by a Guinness family trust vehicle, Claddagh Records International (CRI), registered… Read more »

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JOHN DOOLEY’S NAMA HANGOVER

Date: May 31, 2018 - Brief Cases

SPARE a thought for John Dooley who has just had a judgment for close to €2.4m registered against him, courtesy of Nama. John is the son of Donall Dooley, the Galway businessman best known for his association with William and Sheila Moran of the famous seafood restaurant, Moran’s on the Weir. Once upon a time,… Read more »

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DAILY MAIL FORGETS TO CAMPAIGN

Date: May 31, 2018 - Fit to Print?

GIVEN THAT the Irish Daily Mail proclaims itself “Ireland’s campaigning newspaper”, readers may have been surprised at the lack of coverage of the abortion referendum in the run-up to polling day. The Mail managed to dance around the referendum to an extent that was impressive. It is perhaps not surprising that the paper should be… Read more »

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Tim Brennan

WILL WILLIE NEED A NEW VET?

Date: May 31, 2018 - Sport of Kings

THE FUTURE of Tim Brennan as a racehorse vet now lies in the hands of the British Horseracing Authority (BHA). This follows news that he must face a disciplinary panel in July over the alleged dissemination of information from Willie Mullins’s yard to Brennan’s brother, Michael, for betting purposes before that information was made available… Read more »

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Jamie Heaslip

HEASLIP AND VAN DER FLIER

Date: May 31, 2018 - Fowl Play

INTERESTING to see a firm called Abbey International Finance (AIF) pumping over €2m into the operation behind the flavoured water brand Coco Fuzion100. This represents a teaming up of the rugby names of Heaslip and van der Flier Coco Fuzion100 is owned by C7 Brands, which was until last week controlled by the listed Prime… Read more »

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SOFTLY SOFTLY WITH LEO

Date: May 31, 2018 - Last Refuge

HAS the media and opposition shrunk from nailing Leo Varadkar over the cervical cancer scandal for fear of destroying unity in the repeal the 8th referendum? Or is Sinn Féin afraid to alienate Fine Gael because it is a potential coalition option? Varadkar was the health minister poised to move a bill demanding mandatory –… Read more »

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DENIS NAUGHTEN’S PLASTIC PROBLEM

Date: May 31, 2018 - Fowl Emissions

PUBLIC ANGER over excessive plastic is matched only by Denis Naughten’s determination to hobble any measures that industry interests find distasteful. The Green Party’s Waste Reduction Bill has been before the Oireachtas Environment Committee, having had cross-party support in the Dáil. A compulsory deposit-and-return scheme (DRS) on drinks containers is an essential part of the… Read more »

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Danny Healy Rae

HEALY-RAE DYNASTY IN TROUBLE

Date: May 31, 2018 - Last Refuge

DANNY HEALY-RAE may have hammed up his professional Kerryman act too much and his seat is in danger from Fianna Fáil. Danny’s Dáil outburst against his constituency rival, Junior Transport, Tourism and Sport Minister Brendan Griffin, over drink-link buses was uncomfortable for the minister locally but Healy-Rae was, not for the first time, a little… Read more »

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MARTIN NAUGHTON’S CHEQUEBOOK

Date: May 31, 2018 - High Society

TRINITY COLLEGE Dublin is once again the beneficiary of a handout from philanthropist Martin Naughton, who has been pumping money into assorted causes for decades, mostly below the radar. This latest reported donation (€25m) is the largest single such donation in the history of the state. Along with his wife Carmel, the Naughtons have been… Read more »

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JOHN HOURICAN’S CONTROVERSIAL OLIGARCH

Date: May 31, 2018 - High Society

THE LATEST revelations in the US about Robert Mueller’s investigation into links between Donald Trump and Vladimir Putin focus on Russia’s fourth wealthiest man, Viktor Vekselberg. He has links with some Irish chaps who will be following developments across the Atlantic closely The normally low-profile Vekselberg – who made his fortune from oil and metals… Read more »

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Mary McIntyre

A SMALL WORLD AT IMMA

Date: May 31, 2018 - Behind the Scenes

THE THIRD year of purchases by the Hennessy Art Fund for IMMA Collection has added four more pieces by mid-level artists to the artworks at Kilmainham. One lucky contender whose submission was chosen will be most familiar to the visiting curator on board for the selection process. On May 10 last, Hennessy and IMMA announced… Read more »

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SHEIKH FAHAD FLEXES HIS MUSCLES

Date: May 31, 2018 - Sport of Kings

GER LYONS has never been shy about airing his opinions but a failure to bite his tongue may have cost him dearly after Qatar Racing – one of his main owners – took its horses from his care. Lyons lost 10 horses as a result of the split with Sheikh Fahad Al Thani, including recent… Read more »

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DEFAMATION NATION

Date: May 17, 2018 - Affairs of the Nation

FANS OF Goldhawk will recall that the Dublin Solicitors’ Bar Association will head off to sample the delights of Venice for their annual conference in September (see The Phoenix 4/5/18). Now, the barristers have chosen Malaga, Spain, as the ideal spot for their Defamation Nation conference later this month Paul McGarry SC is the current… Read more »

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Date: May 17, 2018 -

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JD Buckley

JD BUCKLEY’S SUPPORTING ROLE

Date: May 17, 2018 - Affairs of the Nation

THIS WEEK’S AGM of Independent News and Media (INM) should prove lots of fun and the name of the company’s erstwhile chairman, Leslie Buckley, is sure to feature large. One name that presumably won’t appear is that of Leslie’s eldest son and boss of Sky Ireland, JD Buckley. But the Buckley scion is alleged to… Read more »

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Shane Ross

ROSS NO-SHOW AGAINST McDOWELL

Date: May 17, 2018 - Affairs of the Nation

SHANE ROSS’S campaign to block Senator Michael McDowell as chair of the Oireachtas committee to implement Maurice Manning’s Seanad reform proposals – ostensibly supported by Taoiseach Leo Varadkar – came unstuck last week. And the main reason was that Ross himself failed to show up to lead the charge against his long time rival as… Read more »

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Mohamed Salah

KOP ON

Date: May 17, 2018 - Affairs of the Nation

IN an embarrassing attempt to get onside with Irish-based Liverpool fans ahead of the upcoming UEFA champions League final, the Sindo’s Eoghan Harris lyricised about the club’s fans – “mystic and majestic … the golden mine at Anfield” – and their star player, the Egyptian Mohammed (misspelled) Salah. What Harris really wanted to get at… Read more »

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TURN AGAIN, MARTYN

Date: May 17, 2018 - Affairs of the Nation

IRISH TIMES cartoonist Martyn Turner usually manages to hit the sweet spot for south Dublin readers but his illustration this week of Israel and Hamas as co-equal perpetrators in the current carnage in Gaza – latest score: Palestinian dead 100 circa; Israelis 0 – was crass. The cartoonist depicted Israeli and Hamas characters with crocodile… Read more »

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Rupert Murdoch

MORE DUBLIN / UK HACKING EVIDENCE

Date: May 17, 2018 - Hush Hush

THE gruesome murder in 1987 of a London private investigator, Daniel Morgan, recently the subject of a case taken for malicious prosecution against the London Metropolitan Police, has produced an intriguing Irish twist. Daniel Morgan was co-owner of a prominent private eye company – Southern Investigations – that had a close relationship with large numbers… Read more »

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BONFIRE OF THE UNIONISTS

Date: May 17, 2018 - Bird's Eye View

BONFIRES have always been a manifestation of unionist triumphalism but also trepidation. Their size is in direct proportion to unionist paranoia. All major political occasions have featured bonfires across the north: the defeats of Home Rule, the completion of Stormont in 1932, protest at the 1985 Anglo-Irish Agreement. James Kelly, doyen of northern journalism until… Read more »

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Alan Kelly

LABOUR’S LETHARGY ON REPEAL THE 8th

Date: May 17, 2018 - Last Refuge

JUDGING by the limp effort of various Labour TDs in the repeal the 8th referendum, some have learned the lesson of the gay marriage campaign, namely that championing liberal causes cuts no ice when it comes to general elections. Or have some of the party’s cute country hoors recognised that campaigning for a pro-choice position… Read more »

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Gerry Adams

GERRY ADAMS HAS GONE AWAY, YOU KNOW

Date: May 17, 2018 - Last Refuge

WHAT a witty and even perceptive response Leo Varadkar gave to Mary Lou McDonald’s tribute to the late Monica Barnes in which the Sinn Féin leader said – as a compliment – that Ms Barnes did not “come across as a Fine Gaeler”. Vlad returned the compliment saying Mary Lou did not always come across… Read more »

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Anne Harris

HACKS PRIVILEGED?

Date: May 17, 2018 - Fit to Print?

THE imminent appearance of ex-garda commissioners Martin Callinan and Nóirín O’Sullivan at the Charleton Tribunal has the media salivating, but the same hacks will immediately follow suit at Dublin Castle in what is likely to be a fratricidal affair. The initial argument facing hacks at the tribunal was that they need not protect the identity… Read more »

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Maurice McCabe

MAURICE McCABE’S LEGAL LABYRINTH

Date: May 17, 2018 - Fit to Print?

THAT apology broadcast by RTÉ’s Prime Time last week to Supt Noel Cunningham over his dealings with whistleblower Sgt Maurice McCabe, was humble to the point of degradation. But the apology reflected the eye watering damages of €150,000 paid to the super who also happens to hold the prestigious position of president of the Association… Read more »

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