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November 30, 2017
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That Frances and Leo deal
November 30, 2017
WHEN the dust settles on the election that nearly was it will be the confidence and supply deal that Leo Varadkar agreed with... Read more »

McCABE: ‘RIGHT THE WAY THROUGH’
November 30, 2017
ONE man with a keen interest in the entire Fitzgeraldgate saga is Colm Smyth, senior counsel for then garda commissioner Nóirín O’Sullivan and... Read more »

COMMITTEE TROUBLE IN TRINNERS
November 30, 2017
A TYPICALLY toxic student row in Trinity College Dublin has led to the ousting of the Trinity Publications chair by her own committee.... Read more »

MANY STONES UNTURNED
November 30, 2017
THE MURDER of comedian Patrick Kielty’s father is key to understanding the Loughinisland massacre and the wider campaign by loyalist murder gangs in... Read more »

FANCY THAT
November 30, 2017
(Hildegarde) Rearguard Naughton was the first Fine Gael TD to call for Frances Fitzgerald to go. Rearguard was elected on the 14th count... Read more »

JADOTVILLE REVISED
November 30, 2017
ENDA KENNY’S decision as outgoing Taoiseach to award medals to the soldiers who fought in Jadotville in the Congo in 1961 – the... Read more »

The Hot Air Brigade
November 30, 2017
They contacted me and were like, “Would you like to have a speaking part in a movie?” And I was... Read more »

INDIRECT RULE FOR THE NORTH?
November 30, 2017
LEO VARADKAR told the Dáil on November 20 that if Sinn ] and the DUP couldn’t cobble together an executive he would call... Read more »

COVETOUS CORK BLUESHIRTS
November 30, 2017
THAT most earnest of journalists, Newstalk’s Chris Donoghue, has joined equally earnest foreign minister Simon Coveney as special adviser and his responsibilities will... Read more »

LEO VARADKAR LOSES SINDO
November 30, 2017
ANOTHER leaked spin from the spinners in the Strategic Communications Unit (SCU) recently emphasised the Grand Canyon separating the SCU from Fine Gael... Read more »

Union Militant
November 30, 2017
THE accolade bestowed on Vincent Browne by the National Union of Journalists (NUJ) – a life membership certificate – at a recent ceremony... Read more »

IRELAND IS THE WORST IN EUROPE
November 30, 2017
BILLS TO ban fossil fuel exploration are like buses: you wait years for one and then two come along at once. Within a... Read more »

Bog Cuttings
November 30, 2017
‘That’s no reason to plead guilty’ JUDGE Kevin Kilrane refused to accept the guilty plea of a man who said he was only... Read more »

Bloodstock Money
November 30, 2017
GOOD NEWS for bloodstock breeder Dermot Cantillon and his missus, Meta Osborne, outgoing Turf Club senior steward. The bloodstock business has bounced back... Read more »

STERN’S EXPENSIVE ESTATE
November 30, 2017
THERE IS still no sign of a buyer for the €7.5m Liss Ard estate outside Skibbereen owned by the filthy rich Swiss Stern... Read more »

LET THE RIGHT ONE IN – ABBEY THEATRE
November 30, 2017
VAMPIRES SMELL funny. Or at least they do according to Swedish writer John Ajvide Lindqvist, whose bestselling 2004 novel is currently in an... Read more »

he: A NOVEL – JOHN CONNOLLY (HODDER & STOUGHTON)
November 30, 2017
THE “he” of John Connolly’s title is Arthur Stanley Jefferson, born in Lancashire and who went on to become the thin part of... Read more »

MICHEÁL MARTIN GETS OUT OF JAIL
November 30, 2017
THE discovery of documents buried within the justice department and which destroyed Frances Fitzgerald saw Micheál Martin leap from bungling Fianna Fáil leader... Read more »

IT’S A SMALL WORLD
November 30, 2017
WHILE THE most talked about article in last week’s Irish Times Christmas supplement was, of course, the profile of one Al Porter –... Read more »

ARTS HEADS PLAYING CATCH-UP
November 30, 2017
LAST WEEK’S sitting of the joint Committee on Culture, Heritage and the Gaeltacht focused on the topical issue of sexual harassment and bullying... Read more »

FICTION LAUREATES LINE UP
November 30, 2017
IT’S THAT time of year again, when the great and good of the Irish literary establishment line up for Merrion Square’s beauty contest... Read more »

DECLAN McDONAGH DOWNSIZED
November 30, 2017
JOHN OXX’S decision not to retain a jockey for next season has left Declan McDonagh without a first jockey position at any yard... Read more »

PUNTERS GET BURNED
November 30, 2017
ANTE-POST punters with an eye on the November Cheltenham meeting are unlikely to be toasting JP McManus and his racing manager, Frank Berry,... Read more »

McNAMARA’S PAPER PROBLEM
November 30, 2017
FANS OF Goldhawk will know of the Turf Club’s handy earner of fining trainers U350 for administrative infringements on recording of vaccinations in... Read more »

DRUG TALK
November 30, 2017
IRISH Grand National winning jockey Ger Fox recently took up the position of assistant trainer to Gavin Cromwell and Goldhawk wonders if the... Read more »

Market fails to value Providence assets
November 30, 2017
THE UNFORTUNATE shareholders in Providence Resources have been through tough times and the latest setback was the double dud in the South Porcupine... Read more »

Mick Hoynes cashes in at Merlyn
November 30, 2017
IT IS most impressive that going from a tiny start in 2000, Mick Hoyne built up his showers operation Merlyn Industries to the... Read more »

Leo Fitzgerald beats back the vultures
November 30, 2017
CONGRATULATIONS to Dublin publican Leo Fitzgerald, brother of moneybags pub mogul Louis Fitzgerald, who had a pretty decent result in the Four Goldmines... Read more »

Manley Construction’s medical trouble
November 30, 2017
INTERESTING to see Meath construction outfit Manley Construction Ltd (MCL) has been served a notice of termination by the HSE on the site... Read more »

Taxman catches up with Maurice Muldoon
November 30, 2017
GOLDHAWK spotted a tax judgment for a meagre €25,000 registered against hapless Co Meath businessman Maurice Muldoon. Once upon a time, Muldoon was... Read more »

Paddy Byrne’s planning problems
November 30, 2017
THERE’S NO questioning the ambition of builders Paddy Byrne and Danny Whelan of Victoria Homes. But, as a quick scan through planning documents... Read more »

Patrick Rainsford is not Emused
November 30, 2017
EMUSE Corporation Ltd has finally gotten around to filing its scary accounts for 2015. The Mount Street D2 software outfit, where chief executive... Read more »

Gobbledygook
November 30, 2017
A new economic plan for Ireland – David McWaffle, Irish Times Unlike hosting the Rugby World Cup, the global economy is no longer... Read more »

Taxman Cometh
November 30, 2017
A FEW interesting names popped up recently after having judgments registered against them by the taxman, among them Clontarf events promoter Donal Bolger.... Read more »

Alan Kelly’s leadership race
November 30, 2017
THE Frances Fitzgerald/Maurice McCabe crisis threatened the leadership of both Leo Varadkar and Micheál Martin in the event of poor results for either... Read more »