Person: David Pearson

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Equines and alpacas starred at Clonmel Show

There were equine stars a-plenty at last Sunday’s Clonmel Show, from the Garda mounted unit (on show alongside the armed response unit and the sniffer dogs), to the donkey derby, and Grand Prix showjumping (won by rider Micheal Pender).

business

UK arm of Sean Mulryan’s Ballymore Developments builds profit

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New names feature in Midleton’s Hereford Championship

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New Angus champ Missie 535 ends run of Rosemead Karona

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Girl fatally injured after fall from trailer

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Beef and safety minister’s priorities

Ballymore’s UK arm turns pre-tax profit

The British arm of Seán Mulryan’s Ballymore Developments returned to profit last year to record pre-tax profits of £4.3m (€5.14m).

Fri, 20 Dec, 2013

Women seeking wages from rape crisis centre face wait

Three women seeking wages they claim are owed to them by a rape crisis centre will have to wait to find out if they’re successful because the name of their employer was incorrectly stated on a decision issued by a Rights Commissioner.

Fri, 19 Apr, 2013

Ballymore pre-tax losses top £372m

Pre-tax losses at a UK arm of Sean Mulryan’s Ballymore group last year topped £372m (€457m).

Thu, 03 Jan, 2013

Reversal of fortune at Tullamore Show

They look lovely and last so long — well looked after dairy show cows come up shining year after year, with top winners from 2010 taking the red rosettes again last Sunday at Tullamore Show.

Thu, 16 Aug, 2012

Henderson continues title march

Nicky Henderson might have been taking a brief post-Cheltenham holiday but his stable continues to send out the winners regardless, as 1-9 favourite Lyvius obliged at Warwick without breaking sweat.

Wed, 21 Mar, 2012

Biarritz topple Munster

Biarritz 18 Munster 7

Sun, 02 May, 2010

Pedigree to fore at presentation of RDS Champion of Champion awards

EXCELLENCE in pedigree cattle production was recognised at the presentation of the RDS Champion of Champion awards in Dublin.

Thu, 03 Dec, 2009

Good day at the office for workmanlike Munster

THERE were times yesterday when Munster were close to their awesome best but in the end workmanlike was the best word to describe their performance in beating Montauban at the Stade de Sapiac.

Mon, 26 Jan, 2009

O'Driscoll passed fit for Leinster

Leinster captain Brian O'Driscoll has been passed fit for their Heineken Cup game against Castres tonight.

Fri, 12 Dec, 2008

UK parents to be given details on child molesters

Parents in some areas of Britain will from today be able to ask police whether anyone with access to their child is a convicted paedophile.

Mon, 15 Sep, 2008

Young rues Cardiff’s lack of cutting edge

CARDIFF head coach Dai Young rued his side’s lack of cutting edge at the death after seeing them come within inches from causing a huge Heineken Cup upset against Stade Francais.

Mon, 10 Dec, 2007

Drinking at the last chance saloon

EVERY cloud has a silver lining but the old adage hardly looked appropriate on February 5th, 2000, after England had inflicted a humiliating 50-18 defeat on the Irish rugby team at Twickenham.

Tue, 07 Feb, 2006

Folly to omit Foley for French fray

BRIAN O’DRISCOLL could hardly have put it more succinctly.

Mon, 06 Feb, 2006

Flannery ‘100% certain’ try was good

THE rugby world may look on sceptically, but Jerry Flannery and Tommy Bowe, the players credited with Ireland’s tries against Italy, insist English referee David Pearson got it right on both occasions.

Mon, 06 Feb, 2006

O'Sullivan: Easterby 'bitten' by Italian star

Ireland coach Eddie O’Sullivan revealed match commissioner Rob Flockhart had launched an investigation into a biting incident during the 26-16 victory over Italy.

Sat, 04 Feb, 2006

Ireland fight for win against underdogs Italy

Ireland 26 Italy 16

Sat, 04 Feb, 2006

Inspiring vista of glass and water

Tommy Barker reports on new trends in office design and location.

Sat, 14 Jan, 2006

Ulster put faith in Trimble for Dragons tie

ULSTER have moved 20-year-old Andrew Trimble from wing to centre for tomorrow’s Celtic League game away to the Dragons.

Fri, 23 Sep, 2005

Leinster put it down to Ella

LEINSTER could hardly have hoped for a better start. A 32-6 victory, four tries and a bonus point and an impressive all-round display. Only 7,200 bothered to turn up, but don’t decry the move to Lansdowne Road just yet. After all, it was a bitterly cold afternoon, Christmas shopping was on the agenda and it was only the first match of a new Heineken Cup campaign.

Mon, 08 Dec, 2003