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Dear Dermot, “Sir, “And so a citizen, about whom falsehoods are uttered in the Dáil, upheld by the Dáil’s Committee on Procedures and Privileges, decides to seek vindication, is admonished by The Irish Times (Editorial, “In defence of Dáil privilege”, August 5th). “Not only that but such action is described as “dangerous”. “Is this the […]
As he prepares for the hols, Denis shares his thoughts on life in business, with his fellow billionaire, Dermot. D E N I S O’ B R I E N Dear Dermot, I woke up in Haiti on the morning of April 29th to a phone message saying that RTÉ […]
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Denis is for once on the back-foot as concerns arise about the roles of IBRC, Cox, Davy and KPMG in the discounted sale of Siteserv to him D E N I S O ‘ B R I E N Dear Dermot, Fuming. So the non-story so far: Shareholders in Siteserv got a €5m […]
DENIS O’BRIEN Denis celebrates his widening ascendancy in the rich lists with his even less-press-friendly co-baron, Dermot. Dear Dermot, Bit quieter […]
Alan Kelly contemplated his navel over the water, Irish Water, in his dirty bath. I fully accept the dirty bath, he practised, ministerially. Errors were made in how it was run at the beginning. But they were not my errors. We will now take clean steps out of the dirty water. We or, should I […]
In which Denis revels in an upbeat profile in the Business Post and celebrates even more deals both by himself and his older and slightly cleverer colleague Dermot Dear Dermot, Huzzah on getting that whopping apology from the Sunday Times for implying you weren’t the man behind the IFSC. Does the pope shit in the […]