The fifth US Ireland Alliance golf challenge took place at the K Club in May 2005.
The Irish team included the following:
Peter Butler, Group Head of Banking, Anglo-Irish Bank;
Brian Cowen, Minister of Finance.
Laurence Crowley, Governor of the Bank of Ireland.
David Drumm, CEO of Anglo Irish Bank
Bernard McNamara, Managing Director of Michael McNamara.
Derek Quinlan, Chairman of Quinlan Asset Management.
You’ll be delighted to hear that they beat their American opponents.
Design notes: “It’s basically a green ball on FIRE.”
Taken within the last hour at the Greens ‘Think-In’ at the Grand Hotel, Malahide (notice Dan Boyle in ‘thinker’ mode) ahead of the party’s last Dail term as a parliamentary party.
Paul Gogarty’s daughter (in school).
Mr Drumm dismissed Mr FitzPatrick’s characterisation of his position as Anglo chairman in 2008 as a kind of back-seat role as “bullshit”. “He was all over it,” he said.
Drumm Rejects Fitzpatrick’s Account Of Anglo Crisis (irish Times)
Golfer: “What do you play off.”
Cowen: “People’s hatred.”
Back on course at 9am.
(Comment Lines Remain Open Throughout The Night)
Taken literally 25 minutes ago at the Gibson Hotel in Dublin.
Erick Davis (8) from Donaghmede and Eabha Last (7) from Gorey, model the latest ‘Bride ‘n’ Groom of Christ’ outfits available from Arnotts.
The store is holding the first-ever First Holy Communion fashion show in the children’s department on January 29.
And we thought the firm making ‘plus size’ communion dresses had gone too far.
They’re calling him Michael Mooblé.
BAIL-OUT: Picture a hole where the approach to the green is across water. Better players might play straight at the green, flying the hazard. But a weaker player probably won’t be able to pull off the shot. So the course designer builds into the hole an extension of the fairway short of the green, to the side of the water hazard, so that weaker players have a safer shot to attempt. That’s a bail-out.
