TAXING TIMES FOR MARTIN TUBRIDY
Business Briefs, 28 April 2019
THE TAXMAN has finally lost his patience with Clare businessman Martin Tubridy. A petition to wind up his construction and civil engineering company, GMD Developments Ltd, has just been filed in the High Court by the Revenue following numerous dust-ups with the Cooraclare businessman. Read more in the latest issue. And you can read… Read more »
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DISCIPLINING CIARÁN DESMOND
Business Briefs, 26 April 2019
MORE on Ciarán Desmond, the legal eagle and financial adviser at the centre of a high-profile court case involving allegations of fraud and “secret profits”. And you can read even more about Desmond’s many talents here for free.
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PETER GAYNOR’S BIG BUCKS
Business Briefs, 24 April 2019
MORE GOOD news for restaurateur-turned-construction suit Peter Gaynor, who continues to make a mint in London, having seen his food business back in Dublin essentially collapse last year. Read more in the latest issue. And you can read more about Pete’s London life here for free.
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BLACK CARD FOR BOOZER PLANS
Business Briefs, 23 April 2019
PLANS to redevelop a popular pub adjacent to Croke Park have hit the crossbar. Read why in the latest issue of The Phoenix out now.
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POOR FORM AT SARACENS
Business Briefs, 20 April 2019
WITH MUNSTER heading to England to play Saracens in the European Rugby Cup semi-finals this weekend, it is interesting to see the kind of financial firepower the English club possesses compared with the (financial) Irish minnows. Read more about Saracens financial muscle in the new issue out now.
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SAILING FOR LABARDIE FISHER
Business Briefs, 17 April 2019
Goldhawk can reveal that the fishermen at the centre of a high profile defamation case have decided to pull in their nets and cash in. Read more in the latest issue.
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PEEL AVIATION’S CRASH LANDING
Business Briefs, 16 April 2019
INTERESTING TO spot a High Court winding up petition last week in relation to a company called Peel Aviation Ltd. It has taken the petitioners almost two years to get to this point and it is difficult to know if there can be any assets available. Read more in the latest issue of The Phoenix.
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TAX BILL FOR CIVIL SERVANTS
Business Briefs, 14 April 2019
SPARE a thought for Deirdre Costello and Catriona Kelly who were hit with judgments of €110,000 each by the dreaded taxman. Read more in the latest issue.
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PHILIP DORAN’S LOAN
Business Briefs, 14 April 2019
Pic: Judge Peter Charleton THE SUPREME Court has sent a near ten year legal dust-up back to the High Court. The dispute between plaintiff, Damien Stapleton, and defendant, Phillip Doran, revolves around €300,000 loaned to Doran by Stapleton back in 2008. Read all about it in the latest issue out now.
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ADRIAN BLANC’S BILL
Business Briefs, 12 April 2019
The court has ordered that a €2m Foxrock house be repossessed by Bank of Ireland. Read more about owner Adrian Blanc here free of charge.
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CIARAN DESMOND’S MANY TALENTS
Business Briefs, 10 April 2019
THE LEGAL eagle at the centre of a high profile court case – featuring allegations that Nolan Transport was defrauded of €7m – has had trouble before. Read all about it in the latest issue out now.
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ROGER O’SULLIVAN’S DAMAGED FLEET
Business Briefs, 10 April 2019
SPARE A thought for Roger O’Sullivan and his scuppered hospitality, catering and tourism vehicle, Ignition, which is being wound up. The group was based in the Galway seaside village of Salthill. Read more about O’Sullivan’s business ventures, including the “chic and sultry” Salt Restaurant and Bar here.
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JAY’S FIRE REGULATIONS
Business Briefs, 9 April 2019
Goldhawk’s old friend Jay Bourke has been in the news again. His new bar, Penny Lane, didn’t open as planned last week after failing to comply with fire regulations. Read about it here. You can also read about the hapless Jay’s ‘Taxing Year’ here for free.
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