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Show us the money Quinn tells IBRC | Anglo Celt (opens the original)
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As the process to formally liquidate Sean Quinnâs former property portfolio begins, he says the Government should now officially declare how much IBRC has recovered on behalf of the taxpayer and how much it has spent on professional fees and other costs in pursuing the debt which, he says, in 2011 he offered to pay back four separate times. In his 2023 book, 'In My Own Words' and two subsequent podcasts, Sean Quinn has repeatedly claimed how he offered to pay back almost â¬2.9bn in debts to t
Funeral service in Monaghan for couple who died in Spain | Anglo Celt (opens the original)
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Mourners in Ballintra were told being parents was the most important thing in Thomasina and Paddy Tobin's life filled with "love, family and friendship" THE joint funeral mass of Thomasina (née McArdle) and her husband, Patrick Tobin, combined elements of New Zealand and Irish culture. Their funeral was held in Our Lady of Knock Church in Thomasina’s parish of Ballintra, south Co Monaghan. Paddy’s parents, Clare and Mike Tobin, watched the service online from New Zealand. He is survived by his t
The Boys are Back in Town for Big Tom’s 90th | Anglo Celt (opens the original)
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The Travellers are back on stage in Oram for one night only during the Big Tom festival this weekend! BIG TOM’S original band, The Travellers, are back on stage in Oram for one night only this weekend. The “Old Pals of Yesterday” Paddy King, Patsy McDermott, Harry Conlon, and Kevin McCooey have re-grouped for this year’s Big Tom Weekend in Monaghan on what would’ve been the big man’s 90th birthday. And with it being an extra special year, festival organisers have put together an even bigger and
A SILENT GENOCIDE | Anglo Celt (opens the original)
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A doctor, who has worked in some of the world’s worst conflict zones, says what is happening in Gaza now is a “silent genocide”. “There are still explosions although not as many, but people are starved to death, the drinking water is dirty and there is a lack of de-salination facilities. There’s a lack of medicines, rats and rodents are everywhere so disease is on the rise – Palestinians still have no human rights,” Dr Morgan McMonagle told the Celt. Dr McMonagle was talking to the Celt followin
Trump âlevels the greenâ for Belturbet Whiskey brand | Anglo Celt (opens the original)
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A BELTURBET whiskey producer is celebrating the news that President Trump is to remove the 10 per cent tariff on Irish whiskey produced in the Republic of Ireland. Trump made the announcement at the prizegiving ceremony for the Irish Open at Doonbeg on Sunday last. In his speech on the 18th green Trump said he was lifting the tariff because everyone from Taoiseach Micheál Martin and Irish Open champion, Shane Lowry, was âbugging me about itâ. In July, Trump lifted the tariffs on Scotch and
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