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Friday 2 October 2020
The Quinn family had disclosed assets of €1 million, but informants have told IBRC it is far beyond that.
Everyone’s talking about a distressed teenager found outside the GPO, penalties for jobseekers and the merits of cannabis legalisation.
Everyone’s talking about the end of the Dublin Bus strike, the court ruling against Seán Quinn and family and a tragedy in Canada in which two children were killed by an escaped snake.
The bankrupt Cavan businessman, formerly Ireland’s richest man, has completed a nine-week sentence.
The order allows IBRC to question them about their about bank accounts as well as the alleged transfer of assets to offshore companies.
The family say a public inquiry into the Administration of Quinn Insurance is now more necessary “than ever”.
The property was left with substantial damages and police believe the fire was started deliberately.
Strict new Covid-19 measures have been announced for the two counties – here’s what you need to know.
Seán Quinn has spent the first night of his nine-week sentence for contempt of court in Mountjoy Prison.
Here are the things we learned, loved and shared today.
The Concerned Irish Citizens group is demanding “natural justice for the Quinn family and the citizens of Ireland”.
Organisers say they’re expecting thousands to turn out in support of Seán Quinn and his family.
BAI publishes its reasons for rejecting Quinns’ allegations of bias and factual inaccuracy against RTÉ current affairs show.
Concerned Irish Business said wealthy business people and high net worth individuals are willing to give money.
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This week, the former trader says that he was most interested in how the former richest man in Ireland has been performing under media scrutiny…
Things we learned, loved and shared today.
Peter Quinn had said his son had not seen any reason why he should go to jail over what had happened to the Quinn Group.
The priest said he went to the rally as it was a priest’s duty to be in the area.
We might find the rallies in support of Seán Quinn shocking – but there are simple reasons for it, writes Eoin O’Malley.
Good morning…here’s nine things to know before tucking into your Sunday breakfast.
Meanwhile, the search for Peter Darragh continues.
Court documents reveal names of the so-called ‘Golden Circle’ – so who are they?
The family has said that “Ireland today is imprisoning people who have been defrauded of millions by banks”.
Sean Quinn, his son, and his nephew could face prison sentences today if the High Court finds they have not complied with its orders.
TODAY IS THE first day of the government’s new Stay and Spend Scheme, aimed at encouraging people to spend in hospitality sectors in the coming months.
These sectors have been hit severely by Covid-19, and the scheme will see taxpayers able to avail of up to €125 back in tax credits from spending at pubs, restaurants, hotels, B&Bs and related businesses until the scheme ends on 30 April 2021.
However, to avail of the scheme you must have an income tax or USC liability against which the tax credit can be set. This means that the likes of some pensioners and the unemployed are not eligible.
And the scheme will only apply to businesses that have registered for the scheme (a full list is here).
So, today we’re asking you: Will you make use of the Stay and Spend Scheme?
Poll Results:
Share your story: voices@thejournal.ie
Professor Kathleen Lynch argues that a class divide is feeding injustice into our education system.
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