NO GAIN FOR AIDAN O’BRIEN October 8, 2020 WITH HEAVY rain in Paris scuppering the participation of Aidan O’Brien’s main challenger, Love, in the Arc de Triomphe, a last minute scare... Read more »
ROSE MCHUGH’S GOOD NEWS October 8, 2020 ROSE MCHUGH, Crawford Art Gallery chair, was smiling last month when the government finally put some real money on the table for the... Read more »
WILLIE WALSH’S €2.7BN IAG LEGACY October 8, 2020 WILLIE WALSH – the most admired airline executive in the world, according to Mick O’Leary – exited the IAG airline conglomerate (which owns... Read more »
MINCON BUCKS THE TREND October 8, 2020 WITH MINING in the doldrums, the multinational Irish drilling equipment manufacturer Mincon should be really feeling the pinch, especially on top of the... Read more »
IAN DRENNAN’S LATEST RESULT October 8, 2020 THE LATEST company director to come a cropper courtesy of Ian Drennan’s Office of the Director of Corporate Enforcement (ODCE) is one Shane... Read more »
MALCOLM DENMARK’S METHODS October 8, 2020 EARLIER THIS summer, the doughty old Munster Express, the grand old lady of The Quay in Waterford, celebrated the tremendous milestone of 160... Read more »
KEATING’S PROBLEMS BUILDING October 8, 2020 FANS OF Goldhawk will not be surprised to hear that established construction and marine/civil engineering powerhouse Keating construction has applied for the protection... Read more »
BLUE DIAMOND BOUNCES BACK October 8, 2020 GOLDHAWK WAS pleased to see the hard-working Boyle family at Dundalk Bureau de Change has bounced back from its little spot of difficulty... Read more »
IAN MARSHALL’S SF SUPPORTERS October 8, 2020 IS Micheál Martin about to make an embarrassing blunder by failing to present as unionist friendly, compared to those subversive, sectarian etc Sinn... Read more »
DARK MONEY DELUGE October 8, 2020 The fierce conflict raging at the moment between Azerbaijan fighters and the Armenian army seems a long way from money laundering and dubious... Read more »
