Plus: Love/Hate duo making a fact-based Dublin crime film; secrecy around Micheál Martin’s meeting with Apple; and Robert Troy’s support for Michael O’Leary’s slurry
Plus: Love/Hate duo making a fact-based Dublin crime film; secrecy around Micheál Martin’s meeting with Apple ; and Robert Troy’s support for Michael O’Leary’s slurryAlso competing were two of the favourites to take over from Harris, who is due to leave in June after declining the offer of a further two-year extension to his contract.
The movie will tell the story of Joseph O’Callaghan, the youngest person to go into witness protection in Ireland. At the age of 18, the Dubliner gave evidence that helped to convict two drug dealers for the murder of Jonathan O’Reilly, a rival gang member. But O’Leary is not without his supporters in the midlands. His property investment vehicle, Tillingdale Unlimited, is seeking planning permission for agricultural sheds and a silage pit south of Gigginstown but the council has raised a number of queries about the amount of proposed slurry and how many livestock he is planning to keep at the location.
Funnily enough, there don’t seem to be any recent meetings between Apple and other Cork TDs from outside Government parties. Perhaps they are less interested in a critique of their business model by socialist Mick Barry.
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