The British Independent leads with the death of Peter Fonda. I watched Easy Rider again tonight. “Roll me another one, just like the other one”. I travelled in my Fiat Panda, no tax, no insurance, no mot – to Portugal with my two good friends from Uni in Wales back in ’87.. The sound-track was a bit different – I went for T-Rex, Simon was a Beatles guy – John wanted to listen to the radio.
Cú Chulainn
Shayna, it has to be said, girl, you get around..
shayna
I sure do – a half-century of standing upright has left a lot of dust in my sandals.
shayna
That appeared almost philosophical? Sorry about that.
I was in Portugal last year for a month came back to Ireland, a tad early – 3 days later, I returned, at Faro Airport, the customs officer scanned my passport and said welcome back, my heart melted. If I keep mentioning Portugal, perhaps I’ll be offered some cash from The Portugal Tourist Board. Oh, did I mention I’m going to Portugal next week?
B9Com From No
Business or pleasure Shayna?
The Tec Dr
The ex Corrie Star only appeared in 3 episodes as a nurse. Why would somebody pay to go to a funeral of an actress who only had bit parts on her cv.
Bertie Theodore Alphege Blenkinsop
I suspect she’s more “famous” for being Bronson’s ex wife.
For Greed
The Mail (who is behind it?) is astonishing. They have facilitated FG buying the front page, in order to spin their latest (PUBLIC SERVICE CARD SCANDAL) with one of their own, but slightly cooling, scandals … Distracting us from their latest shameful shitshow with another of their shameful shitshows. You have to hand it to them: they are absolute scum. (The Mail and their Paddy Tories).
I’m sure this is old news but the London Sunday Times headlines today
“Britain faces shortages of fuel, food and medicine, a three-month meltdown at its ports, a hard border with Ireland and rising costs in social care in the event of a no-deal Brexit, according to an unprecedented leak of government documents that lay bare the gaps in contingency planning”
They’re still mired in chaos with MPs seeking a return of parliament before the scheduled end of break on 3 September to sort out the mess. Good luck to them!
eoin
Congratulations to the Broadsheet massiv for breaking into the top #200 of Ireland’s most popular websites.
#198 yesterday. Leaving the likes of Extra (Daily Mail), Herald.ie and Joe.ie, in the dust in Ireland, despite those websites having loads more resources. You’re also miles in front of Village and Phoenix which have a certain profile even if they aren’t swimming in resources.
Website rankings change daily, but a bit of search engine optimisation might help you up another 100 or so places, if that is something you desire.
Well done on the content, interpreting the subjects of the day, and the great sense of humour not to mention patience. Personally also, I think Johnny Green’s cannabis-in-Ireland series is, as the horticulturists would say “ground-breaking”.
B9Com From No
I agree re Johnny green and with the general sentiment
Dav
Congrats in your fight against redacted & his puppets
Clampers Outside
Nice one Eoin, what are you viewing the top 100 from…. statcounter, Alexa, etc., or….?
eoin
Oops, sorry Clampers, meant to include the link [which allows you to check other websites at the top]
Justine McCarthy has a damp squib of an article about the protests at Google after she apparently failed to get any comment from a leading protester or her solicitors.
The Sunday Times does report “They [councillors on Dublin City Council] were also told gardai are investigating a matter related to the protest but were given no details”
“No details” wha? That’s not the impression that was given by the leading protester who had some choice words of her own for Justine last Friday.
Still no word in the brave Irish media on the litigation with Panti Bliss.
B9Com From No
What’s the litigation about?
GiggidyGoo
You’re surely not asking Eoin for information – you being one who complains regularly about the information he supplies?
Your comment about Eoin on Fridays papers was “Though why anyone even gives Eoin’s screeds the time of day at this stage …”
Brother Barnabas
every day on broadsheet is a fresh dawn, a clean slate, new purity waiting to be sullied
didn’t you yourself say that, giggidy?
GiggidyGoo
No, actually I didn’t.
Clampers Outside
New day starts at noon.
Brother Barnabas
i’m 100% certain it was you
GiggidyGoo
Too eloquent for me I’m afraid. No, wasn’t me B.B.
some old unicorn
None knows yet but she’s probably forgotten all about that by now- incitement to hared against Muslim women and threatening judges is the new thing apparently.
Good old fashioned nudge-wink sleaze in the British Daily Mail
“EXCLUSIVE: Prince Andrew is pictured inside paedophile Jeffrey Epstein’s £63million mansion of depravity nine years ago… so how did he miss signs of the billionaire’s sexual deviance?”
The Sunday Business Post is carrying the flame against the genomics company which has been lobbying like billy-o to get its hands on our genetic data [who can forget the softest of interviews on Marian Saturday a month ago] Now the Irish Council for Civil Liberties is joining to campaign to stop them.
“GMI, which was founded in 2015, was acquired last year by Chinese-owned WuXi NextCode. The firm aims to harvest genetic data from 400,000 Irish people for medical research”
scottser
That oul hack finucane had harry Crosbie on yesterday. He wants to build a polder in Clontarf, develop it into a new town but only if the project is exempt from VAT or stamp duty.
She’s like a plant for Renua that wan.
eoin
The response by the Taoiseach, the political leader in the country, to the conclusion that his government has been engaged in ILLEGAL MASS SURVEILLANCE OF CITIZENS, is staggering.
Besides revealing that there are now “nearly 4m” PSC cards, not 3.2m as indicated last week in an investigation that’s been ongoing for a couple of years, Leo is floating the idea of changing the law to make what is illegal today, legal.
Now, why didn’t Richard Nixon think of that solution to his Watergate woes.
Cian
Mass surveillance? LOL
GiggidyGoo
What level of surveillance, in relation to the population size, would you term it?
Cian
It’s a lot of people. But the illegal part is that they kept the supporting documentation too long. So they have a 3.2 million sets of proof-of-address. So they legally can keep your actual address details, they just shouldn’t have kept the vodaphone bill (or whatever) that shows your address.
It is the surveillance that I’m laughing at.
Clampers Outside
+1
martco
I’m gonna guess what he’s poking at there @Cian is a fear of the kind of building blocks needed for this little endgame scenario, wha:
Of course there’s no way that our govt. would ever consider using its citizens data for any kind of nefarious purpose, is there? I mean they are completely trustworthy & I’d be more than happy for them to know every corner of my life. It’s all just so honest, to make the suggestion that something like the data garnered thru a trinket like a simple card is just laughable, isn’t it, lol
I’ll continue to keep my personal data personal if it’s all the same with you PSC cheerleaders out there.
GiggidyGoo
Janet will break it down for you.
Janet, I ate my avatar
Janet was busy having a weekend, soz
some old unicorn
Interesting thread from Simon McGarr on the subject.
Ahead of the Oireachtas communications committee publishing a report on the National Broadband Plan this week, a report which may call for the plan to be kicked into touch while there’s an indepth investigation of alternatives, the SBP has more details on the nuts and bolts of the €5bn plan, and the €290m which is being put up by the Boston private equity group.
€290m out of €5bn? We must be fuppin’ mad.
eoin
Last month, Leo Varadkar replied to a parliamentary question from Catherine Murphy about the costs of various tribunals, including the Moriarty tribunal which originally examined payments from Ben Dunne to Charlie Haughey and Michael Lowry, but then went on to examine payments from Denis O’Brien to Michael Lowry.
The answer from Leo provided the total which we have paid out to witnesses at the Moriarty Tribunal, €13,726,243 for their legal and other costs.
The list of witnesses and the amounts paid have now been revealed, which you might find interesting. [BTW, a certain Sunday Times columnist who did appear as a witness at the Moriarty Tribunal and was severely criticised by the Tribunal and others for her conduct, doesn’t appear to have received a red cent!]
2012
Douglas Armstrong 27-Sep-12 €1,894.20
Tommy Cullen 03-Dec-12 €3,750.00
Gerald Kean 20-Dec-12 €907.50
Costs of Fianna Fáil. 24-Dec-12 €495,127.01
2013
Harry Lindsay 09-May-13 €1,894.20
Noel Walshe 09-May-13 €5,043.00
Brenda O’Keefe 09-May-13 €173,020.92
Jurys Hotel Group PLC 10-Jun-13 €425.00
Jarleth Burke 13-Jun-13 €10,417.87
Liam Carroll 24-Jun-13 €4,477.00
Jack Stakelum 24-Jun-13 €78,584.78
Brian Dennis and HB Dennis Motors Ltd 24-Jun-13 €984.00
Patrick McCann 01-Aug-13 €27,263.18
the late David Austin and Maureen Austin 01-Aug-13 €89,467.60
John Magnier/Coolmore/Castlehyde & Associated Stud Farm 01-Aug-13 €33,873.95
Atron Electronics Ltd & Nicholas Fitzpatrick 12-Aug-13 €6,113.70
Joseph N Malone 12-Aug-13 €32,719.53
Margaret Keogh 12-Aug-13 €15,947.15
Fine Gael Party 12-Aug-13 €635,912.41
Kiaran O’Malley 15-Aug-13 €10,267.50
Terry Donovan 30-Sep-13 €32,593.70
European Commission 30-Sep-13 €7,661.52
Richard O’Toole. 29-Oct-13 €10,390.17
Paul Connolly. 29-Oct-13 €25,805.26
Arthur Gibney 12-Dec-13 €5,382.55
Billy Riordan and Donal Buggy 24-Dec-13 €293,220.70
Eileen Foy 24-Dec-13 €94,410.69
Olivery Freaney & Co 24-Dec-13 €37,485.44
David Gresty 24-Dec-13 €87,134.76
2014
Conor Haughey, Ciaran Haughey, Sean Haughey and Eimear Mulhern 16-Jan-14 €109,151.73
NCB Stockbrokers 10-Feb-14 €80,960.11
PriceWaterhouseCoopers 06-Mar-14 €10,021.55
Dr John O’Connell 20-Mar-14 €44,207.22
CRH Plc, Roadstone Dublin, Tony Barry, Donal Dempsey and Martin MacAodha 24-Mar-14 €116,155.73
Cedar Building Company and Eddie Holly 03-Apr-14 €2,926.12
Robert Harris 02-May-14 €3,690.00
Seamus O’Neill 07-May-14 €4,305.00
Gordon Gill, Mark Fitzgerald and Killian O’Higgins 03-Jun-14 €45,768.55
Goodman International/Euroscot international Ltd/Mr Laurence Goodman 19-Jun-14 €15,500.00
Irish Press Plc, Dr Eamon DeValera, Vincent Jennings 23-Jun-14 €13,044.67
Larchfield Securities Ltd 07-Jul-14 €82,266.91
Murrays Europcar 11-Sep-14 €18,816.13
Estate of CJ Haughey (deceased) 11-Sep-14 €1,362,688.43
Carlisle Trust 15-Sep-14 €324,218.80
Persona Digital Telephony 18-Sep-14 €312,030.90
John Daly 31-Dec-14 €1,185.96
2015
Dr Edmund Farrell 16-Mar-15 €38,455.80
KBC Bank Plc. 20-Mar-15 €285,886.31
Institute of Chartered Accountants 23-Apr-15 €1,006.12
Mike Murphy Insurance Services Ltd., Mike Murphy & Terry Quigley 07-May-15 €173,355.82
Dermot Desmond, Michael Walsh & International Investment & Underwriting Ltd 07-May-15 €1,227,573.00
Michael Tunney 14-May-15 €93,930.53
Regina Finn 21-May-15 €32,710.71
Hamilton Ross & Co Ltd/Poinciana Fund Ltd 25-May-15 €6,274.53
John Ryall 21-Dec-15 €38,551.65
Catherine Butler 11-Aug-16 €26,384.54
Sam Corbett 11-Aug-16 €154,672.50
2017
Telenor Mobile Communications 27-Feb-17 €5,262,958.45
estate of Patrick Gallagher 27-Apr-17 €86,045.49
Thomas Clifford and others 27-Jul-17 €47,355.64
Denis Foley 27-Jul-17 €97,164.44
Helen Malone 14-Sep-17 €45,000.00
Celtic Helicopters 14-Sep-17 €119,547.40
EBS Building Society 12-Oct-17 €12,085.04
2018
Deloitte & Touche & Mr Harry Boland 22-Feb-18 €777,842.49
Kazuaki Tazaki 22-Feb-18 €3,364.22
Robert Wilson 22-Feb-18 €3,370.49
Ronald Chambers 22-Feb-18 €3,439.77
Estate of Liam McGonagle 22-Feb-18 €12,969.62
Amorys Solicitors 18-May-18 €10,147.50
O’Shea Barry Solicitors 28-Jun-18 €3,739.55
O’Mara Geraghty McCourt Solicitors 16-Jul-18 €37,590.44
O’Shea Barry Solicitors – J. Finnegan 12-Nov-18 €5,833.78
McCann Fitzgerald Solicitors & O’Shea Barry Solicitors 03-Aug-18 €318,014.86
GiggidyGoo
Varadkar claims he wasn’t told about the draft PSC report. Standard response from FGers. Standard response from Varadkar. Maybe he will have to check with his staff.
GiggidyGoo
Charger is surely back from Italy at this stage?
millie vanilly strikes again
Mayhap he was overwhelmed with a wave of love for the EU and has decided to emigrate to Italy where he will finish his days in a coma of excellent food and delicious wine and overly handsy men.
martco
here let me see if I can raise him…
spuds, paddy, mick, green wogs, HEH HEH HEH
ohno what have I done? :(
Brother Barnabas
slf fan, martco?
martco
oh nicely spotted @BB ;)
(that particular individual is just a load white noise imo)
GiggidyGoo
Laughed out loud at that. The Dubs in Ballymoney were wondering what was so funny.
eoin
Further to the recent Broadsheet article “vulture wars” and the eviction of tenants in Dublin city centre, you might be interested in this…..
“Every time you take a professional fighter and sprinkle a ton of money on him, then get ready for a disaster.” says Dana White, the boss of UFC [which says it’s a legitimate sport] talking about Conor McGregor’s mounting court cases.
millie vanilly strikes again
UFC is a company, not a sport. Are you referring to MMA, which is actually a sport?
eoin
Isn’t MMA like poker, Millicent, and the UFC version is like Texas Hold ’em, that type of thing. But I see your point.
millie vanilly strikes again
Not really but sure.
Brother Barnabas
heh x 3
Lilly
I saw Pete Taylor and his mot on Friday. Still wearing that contraption on his arm over a year later.
eoin
What’s happening between the press and the Queen in the UK?
First, Jonny Harmsworth’s Daily Mail carries an innuendo-laden article strongly challenging Prince Andrew’s sexual proclivities (Andrew denies sexual contact with a girl connected to Epstein).
And today, Rupert Murdoch’s titles claim the FBI have a file on the deceased Louis Mountbatten claiming he was a paedophile. Mountbatten is closely connected with Prince Charles and the Sun has several pics in its article of Mountbatten with Charles.
Is this because the Queen may have a decisive role in the political progress of Brexit in the next couple of months? By refusing to dissolve parliament? By accepting Corbyn or a compromise MP as PM? One of these attacks by an establishment newspaper on the royals would be highly unusual. Two is deeply suspicious.
Bodger
+ 1
shayna
Congrats to Tipp, apparently goals win matches, the Maher brothers were superb. Points from 65 metres – it was beautiful to view. I did tip Tipp to win – note to Shayna – maybe put some money on the game?
B9Com From No
V tipped us off that Tipp would win +6 pts
Spot on as usual
topsy
Henry Shefflin had a melt down discussing Hogan’s sending off.
B9Com From No
Thanks
Being abroad only see the action
Hate the fact that the commentators described it as a “hefty challenge” first, then said it was because of the rain and shouldn’t be a red, then it was all Hogan’s fault for not keeping his cool.
Where do they get these gombeens from?
shayna
I had a tenner on Tyrone last week-end. I thought, at least I’d get my money back?
Bertie Theodore Alphege Blenkinsop
Yeah but she said it was in the camogie…. :)
V
Ah boo boo Bertie da ba ba
V
Ha!
Indeed.
And funnily enough I held back here, everywhere else got Tipp by two goals or more
So rather than give the usual local hard heads hard on’s I went with the points diff when you asked for a call
Anyway
neither here nor there
Hon’ the lads
B9 Com From No
Thanks V
V
Did ya make a few quid for yerself Be
I’d say there were plenty lads on Betfair ready to take your money with a Tipp plus 5 quote
B9Com From No
I am abroad V
Have an aversion to the online version so no
Prefer to wager cash in person and take odds
Gotta day if your financial consultancy is as good as your betting advice or ability to dissect a balance sheet you’ll soon be getting a new client…
Lilly
Sindo’s pushing Botox yet again. Who’s paying for the running advertorial?
The British Independent leads with the death of Peter Fonda. I watched Easy Rider again tonight. “Roll me another one, just like the other one”. I travelled in my Fiat Panda, no tax, no insurance, no mot – to Portugal with my two good friends from Uni in Wales back in ’87.. The sound-track was a bit different – I went for T-Rex, Simon was a Beatles guy – John wanted to listen to the radio.
Shayna, it has to be said, girl, you get around..
I sure do – a half-century of standing upright has left a lot of dust in my sandals.
That appeared almost philosophical? Sorry about that.
“Just what is that you want to do…?”
https://youtu.be/zKIhb-42iyE
As sampled by Primal Scream and Mudhiney.
Fair dues Shayna :)
Just got a visit Portugal advert :)
I got ‘flight canceled or delayed’..
I was in Portugal last year for a month came back to Ireland, a tad early – 3 days later, I returned, at Faro Airport, the customs officer scanned my passport and said welcome back, my heart melted. If I keep mentioning Portugal, perhaps I’ll be offered some cash from The Portugal Tourist Board. Oh, did I mention I’m going to Portugal next week?
Business or pleasure Shayna?
The ex Corrie Star only appeared in 3 episodes as a nurse. Why would somebody pay to go to a funeral of an actress who only had bit parts on her cv.
I suspect she’s more “famous” for being Bronson’s ex wife.
The Mail (who is behind it?) is astonishing. They have facilitated FG buying the front page, in order to spin their latest (PUBLIC SERVICE CARD SCANDAL) with one of their own, but slightly cooling, scandals … Distracting us from their latest shameful shitshow with another of their shameful shitshows. You have to hand it to them: they are absolute scum. (The Mail and their Paddy Tories).
Regina has a habit of hiding. https://www.independent.ie/business/small-business/fine-gael-tds-firm-folds-with-debts-of-280000-29021682.html
I’m sure this is old news but the London Sunday Times headlines today
“Britain faces shortages of fuel, food and medicine, a three-month meltdown at its ports, a hard border with Ireland and rising costs in social care in the event of a no-deal Brexit, according to an unprecedented leak of government documents that lay bare the gaps in contingency planning”
They’re still mired in chaos with MPs seeking a return of parliament before the scheduled end of break on 3 September to sort out the mess. Good luck to them!
Congratulations to the Broadsheet massiv for breaking into the top #200 of Ireland’s most popular websites.
#198 yesterday. Leaving the likes of Extra (Daily Mail), Herald.ie and Joe.ie, in the dust in Ireland, despite those websites having loads more resources. You’re also miles in front of Village and Phoenix which have a certain profile even if they aren’t swimming in resources.
Website rankings change daily, but a bit of search engine optimisation might help you up another 100 or so places, if that is something you desire.
Well done on the content, interpreting the subjects of the day, and the great sense of humour not to mention patience. Personally also, I think Johnny Green’s cannabis-in-Ireland series is, as the horticulturists would say “ground-breaking”.
I agree re Johnny green and with the general sentiment
Congrats in your fight against redacted & his puppets
Nice one Eoin, what are you viewing the top 100 from…. statcounter, Alexa, etc., or….?
Oops, sorry Clampers, meant to include the link [which allows you to check other websites at the top]
http://www.alexa.com/siteinfo/broadsheet.ie
Cheers Eoin, and I second your congrats and fair dues to all at Broadsheet Towers!
Well done BS!
Morning Eoin,resources there are resources available elsewhere:)
Clever thoughtful piece on the decline in journalism, through the lens of the Epstein scandal,you touched on it yesterday with the IT/RTE omertà.
https://www.wsj.com/articles/a-tabloid-legend-on-jeffrey-epsteins-death-11565910441
Justine McCarthy has a damp squib of an article about the protests at Google after she apparently failed to get any comment from a leading protester or her solicitors.
The Sunday Times does report “They [councillors on Dublin City Council] were also told gardai are investigating a matter related to the protest but were given no details”
“No details” wha? That’s not the impression that was given by the leading protester who had some choice words of her own for Justine last Friday.
Still no word in the brave Irish media on the litigation with Panti Bliss.
What’s the litigation about?
You’re surely not asking Eoin for information – you being one who complains regularly about the information he supplies?
Your comment about Eoin on Fridays papers was “Though why anyone even gives Eoin’s screeds the time of day at this stage …”
every day on broadsheet is a fresh dawn, a clean slate, new purity waiting to be sullied
didn’t you yourself say that, giggidy?
No, actually I didn’t.
New day starts at noon.
i’m 100% certain it was you
Too eloquent for me I’m afraid. No, wasn’t me B.B.
None knows yet but she’s probably forgotten all about that by now- incitement to hared against Muslim women and threatening judges is the new thing apparently.
*hatred.
Yup- as predicted during the week https://twitter.com/hashtag/SueMeGemma is now gathering steam.
Thank you Sou
Good old fashioned nudge-wink sleaze in the British Daily Mail
“EXCLUSIVE: Prince Andrew is pictured inside paedophile Jeffrey Epstein’s £63million mansion of depravity nine years ago… so how did he miss signs of the billionaire’s sexual deviance?”
https://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-7367511/Prince-Andrew-pictured-inside-paedophile-Jeffrey-Epsteins-63million-mansion-depravity.html
The Sunday Business Post is carrying the flame against the genomics company which has been lobbying like billy-o to get its hands on our genetic data [who can forget the softest of interviews on Marian Saturday a month ago] Now the Irish Council for Civil Liberties is joining to campaign to stop them.
“GMI, which was founded in 2015, was acquired last year by Chinese-owned WuXi NextCode. The firm aims to harvest genetic data from 400,000 Irish people for medical research”
That oul hack finucane had harry Crosbie on yesterday. He wants to build a polder in Clontarf, develop it into a new town but only if the project is exempt from VAT or stamp duty.
She’s like a plant for Renua that wan.
The response by the Taoiseach, the political leader in the country, to the conclusion that his government has been engaged in ILLEGAL MASS SURVEILLANCE OF CITIZENS, is staggering.
Besides revealing that there are now “nearly 4m” PSC cards, not 3.2m as indicated last week in an investigation that’s been ongoing for a couple of years, Leo is floating the idea of changing the law to make what is illegal today, legal.
Now, why didn’t Richard Nixon think of that solution to his Watergate woes.
Mass surveillance? LOL
What level of surveillance, in relation to the population size, would you term it?
It’s a lot of people. But the illegal part is that they kept the supporting documentation too long. So they have a 3.2 million sets of proof-of-address. So they legally can keep your actual address details, they just shouldn’t have kept the vodaphone bill (or whatever) that shows your address.
It is the surveillance that I’m laughing at.
+1
I’m gonna guess what he’s poking at there @Cian is a fear of the kind of building blocks needed for this little endgame scenario, wha:
https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Social_Credit_System
Of course there’s no way that our govt. would ever consider using its citizens data for any kind of nefarious purpose, is there? I mean they are completely trustworthy & I’d be more than happy for them to know every corner of my life. It’s all just so honest, to make the suggestion that something like the data garnered thru a trinket like a simple card is just laughable, isn’t it, lol
I’ll continue to keep my personal data personal if it’s all the same with you PSC cheerleaders out there.
Janet will break it down for you.
Janet was busy having a weekend, soz
Interesting thread from Simon McGarr on the subject.
https://twitter.com/Tupp_Ed/status/1162432260571893760
Good link.
Simon McGarr is a hippy solicitor
The sage of Gnomaha speaks
Ahead of the Oireachtas communications committee publishing a report on the National Broadband Plan this week, a report which may call for the plan to be kicked into touch while there’s an indepth investigation of alternatives, the SBP has more details on the nuts and bolts of the €5bn plan, and the €290m which is being put up by the Boston private equity group.
€290m out of €5bn? We must be fuppin’ mad.
Last month, Leo Varadkar replied to a parliamentary question from Catherine Murphy about the costs of various tribunals, including the Moriarty tribunal which originally examined payments from Ben Dunne to Charlie Haughey and Michael Lowry, but then went on to examine payments from Denis O’Brien to Michael Lowry.
https://www.kildarestreet.com/wrans/?id=2019-07-09a.162
The answer from Leo provided the total which we have paid out to witnesses at the Moriarty Tribunal, €13,726,243 for their legal and other costs.
The list of witnesses and the amounts paid have now been revealed, which you might find interesting. [BTW, a certain Sunday Times columnist who did appear as a witness at the Moriarty Tribunal and was severely criticised by the Tribunal and others for her conduct, doesn’t appear to have received a red cent!]
2012
Douglas Armstrong 27-Sep-12 €1,894.20
Tommy Cullen 03-Dec-12 €3,750.00
Gerald Kean 20-Dec-12 €907.50
Costs of Fianna Fáil. 24-Dec-12 €495,127.01
2013
Harry Lindsay 09-May-13 €1,894.20
Noel Walshe 09-May-13 €5,043.00
Brenda O’Keefe 09-May-13 €173,020.92
Jurys Hotel Group PLC 10-Jun-13 €425.00
Jarleth Burke 13-Jun-13 €10,417.87
Liam Carroll 24-Jun-13 €4,477.00
Jack Stakelum 24-Jun-13 €78,584.78
Brian Dennis and HB Dennis Motors Ltd 24-Jun-13 €984.00
Patrick McCann 01-Aug-13 €27,263.18
the late David Austin and Maureen Austin 01-Aug-13 €89,467.60
John Magnier/Coolmore/Castlehyde & Associated Stud Farm 01-Aug-13 €33,873.95
Atron Electronics Ltd & Nicholas Fitzpatrick 12-Aug-13 €6,113.70
Joseph N Malone 12-Aug-13 €32,719.53
Margaret Keogh 12-Aug-13 €15,947.15
Fine Gael Party 12-Aug-13 €635,912.41
Kiaran O’Malley 15-Aug-13 €10,267.50
Terry Donovan 30-Sep-13 €32,593.70
European Commission 30-Sep-13 €7,661.52
Richard O’Toole. 29-Oct-13 €10,390.17
Paul Connolly. 29-Oct-13 €25,805.26
Arthur Gibney 12-Dec-13 €5,382.55
Billy Riordan and Donal Buggy 24-Dec-13 €293,220.70
Eileen Foy 24-Dec-13 €94,410.69
Olivery Freaney & Co 24-Dec-13 €37,485.44
David Gresty 24-Dec-13 €87,134.76
2014
Conor Haughey, Ciaran Haughey, Sean Haughey and Eimear Mulhern 16-Jan-14 €109,151.73
NCB Stockbrokers 10-Feb-14 €80,960.11
PriceWaterhouseCoopers 06-Mar-14 €10,021.55
Dr John O’Connell 20-Mar-14 €44,207.22
CRH Plc, Roadstone Dublin, Tony Barry, Donal Dempsey and Martin MacAodha 24-Mar-14 €116,155.73
Cedar Building Company and Eddie Holly 03-Apr-14 €2,926.12
Robert Harris 02-May-14 €3,690.00
Seamus O’Neill 07-May-14 €4,305.00
Gordon Gill, Mark Fitzgerald and Killian O’Higgins 03-Jun-14 €45,768.55
Goodman International/Euroscot international Ltd/Mr Laurence Goodman 19-Jun-14 €15,500.00
Irish Press Plc, Dr Eamon DeValera, Vincent Jennings 23-Jun-14 €13,044.67
Larchfield Securities Ltd 07-Jul-14 €82,266.91
Murrays Europcar 11-Sep-14 €18,816.13
Estate of CJ Haughey (deceased) 11-Sep-14 €1,362,688.43
Carlisle Trust 15-Sep-14 €324,218.80
Persona Digital Telephony 18-Sep-14 €312,030.90
John Daly 31-Dec-14 €1,185.96
2015
Dr Edmund Farrell 16-Mar-15 €38,455.80
KBC Bank Plc. 20-Mar-15 €285,886.31
Institute of Chartered Accountants 23-Apr-15 €1,006.12
Mike Murphy Insurance Services Ltd., Mike Murphy & Terry Quigley 07-May-15 €173,355.82
Dermot Desmond, Michael Walsh & International Investment & Underwriting Ltd 07-May-15 €1,227,573.00
Michael Tunney 14-May-15 €93,930.53
Regina Finn 21-May-15 €32,710.71
Hamilton Ross & Co Ltd/Poinciana Fund Ltd 25-May-15 €6,274.53
John Ryall 21-Dec-15 €38,551.65
Catherine Butler 11-Aug-16 €26,384.54
Sam Corbett 11-Aug-16 €154,672.50
2017
Telenor Mobile Communications 27-Feb-17 €5,262,958.45
estate of Patrick Gallagher 27-Apr-17 €86,045.49
Thomas Clifford and others 27-Jul-17 €47,355.64
Denis Foley 27-Jul-17 €97,164.44
Helen Malone 14-Sep-17 €45,000.00
Celtic Helicopters 14-Sep-17 €119,547.40
EBS Building Society 12-Oct-17 €12,085.04
2018
Deloitte & Touche & Mr Harry Boland 22-Feb-18 €777,842.49
Kazuaki Tazaki 22-Feb-18 €3,364.22
Robert Wilson 22-Feb-18 €3,370.49
Ronald Chambers 22-Feb-18 €3,439.77
Estate of Liam McGonagle 22-Feb-18 €12,969.62
Amorys Solicitors 18-May-18 €10,147.50
O’Shea Barry Solicitors 28-Jun-18 €3,739.55
O’Mara Geraghty McCourt Solicitors 16-Jul-18 €37,590.44
O’Shea Barry Solicitors – J. Finnegan 12-Nov-18 €5,833.78
McCann Fitzgerald Solicitors & O’Shea Barry Solicitors 03-Aug-18 €318,014.86
Varadkar claims he wasn’t told about the draft PSC report. Standard response from FGers. Standard response from Varadkar. Maybe he will have to check with his staff.
Charger is surely back from Italy at this stage?
Mayhap he was overwhelmed with a wave of love for the EU and has decided to emigrate to Italy where he will finish his days in a coma of excellent food and delicious wine and overly handsy men.
here let me see if I can raise him…
spuds, paddy, mick, green wogs, HEH HEH HEH
ohno what have I done? :(
slf fan, martco?
oh nicely spotted @BB ;)
(that particular individual is just a load white noise imo)
Laughed out loud at that. The Dubs in Ballymoney were wondering what was so funny.
Further to the recent Broadsheet article “vulture wars” and the eviction of tenants in Dublin city centre, you might be interested in this…..
https://www.thetimes.co.uk/edition/ireland/lugus-to-scoop-5m-after-sale-of-georgian-bedsit-portfolio-6cxr955gp
“Every time you take a professional fighter and sprinkle a ton of money on him, then get ready for a disaster.” says Dana White, the boss of UFC [which says it’s a legitimate sport] talking about Conor McGregor’s mounting court cases.
UFC is a company, not a sport. Are you referring to MMA, which is actually a sport?
Isn’t MMA like poker, Millicent, and the UFC version is like Texas Hold ’em, that type of thing. But I see your point.
Not really but sure.
heh x 3
I saw Pete Taylor and his mot on Friday. Still wearing that contraption on his arm over a year later.
What’s happening between the press and the Queen in the UK?
First, Jonny Harmsworth’s Daily Mail carries an innuendo-laden article strongly challenging Prince Andrew’s sexual proclivities (Andrew denies sexual contact with a girl connected to Epstein).
And today, Rupert Murdoch’s titles claim the FBI have a file on the deceased Louis Mountbatten claiming he was a paedophile. Mountbatten is closely connected with Prince Charles and the Sun has several pics in its article of Mountbatten with Charles.
https://www.thesun.co.uk/news/9745399/lord-mountbatten-fbi-dossier-prince-charles/
Is this because the Queen may have a decisive role in the political progress of Brexit in the next couple of months? By refusing to dissolve parliament? By accepting Corbyn or a compromise MP as PM? One of these attacks by an establishment newspaper on the royals would be highly unusual. Two is deeply suspicious.
+ 1
Congrats to Tipp, apparently goals win matches, the Maher brothers were superb. Points from 65 metres – it was beautiful to view. I did tip Tipp to win – note to Shayna – maybe put some money on the game?
V tipped us off that Tipp would win +6 pts
Spot on as usual
Henry Shefflin had a melt down discussing Hogan’s sending off.
Thanks
Being abroad only see the action
Hate the fact that the commentators described it as a “hefty challenge” first, then said it was because of the rain and shouldn’t be a red, then it was all Hogan’s fault for not keeping his cool.
Where do they get these gombeens from?
I had a tenner on Tyrone last week-end. I thought, at least I’d get my money back?
Yeah but she said it was in the camogie…. :)
Ah boo boo Bertie da ba ba
Ha!
Indeed.
And funnily enough I held back here, everywhere else got Tipp by two goals or more
So rather than give the usual local hard heads hard on’s I went with the points diff when you asked for a call
Anyway
neither here nor there
Hon’ the lads
Thanks V
Did ya make a few quid for yerself Be
I’d say there were plenty lads on Betfair ready to take your money with a Tipp plus 5 quote
I am abroad V
Have an aversion to the online version so no
Prefer to wager cash in person and take odds
Gotta day if your financial consultancy is as good as your betting advice or ability to dissect a balance sheet you’ll soon be getting a new client…
Sindo’s pushing Botox yet again. Who’s paying for the running advertorial?