Person: Joe Lennon

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sport

The Big Interview: Sporting chief Dave Mahedy calls time on his illustrious career at UL

Last night Dave Mahedy closed his office door for the final time at the University of Limerick. As Director of Sport and Recreation, Mahedy has been the driving force behind the growth — and importance — of sport at all levels in UL for almost 30 years.

business

Cork start-up helps firms hold onto good staff

business

Trigon staff engagement soars thanks to Workvivo’s internal communications platform

gaa

Obituary: All-Ireland winning Down captain and coaching guru, Joe Lennon

gaa

‘The GAA didn’t get the best out of what Joe Lennon had to offer’

business

Cyber crime poses greater risk to SMEs, warns Ernst & Young expert

Lennon reveals foul distinction concerns

Down’s three-time All-Ireland winner Joe Lennon says the GAA will open itself to a world of difficulties if it votes to differentiate between accidental and deliberate fouls in Gaelic football at Congress tomorrow.

Fri, 22 Mar, 2013

Taoiseach’s top advisers to be paid salary of €170,000

THE Taoiseach’s top two advisers have been awarded salaries of almost €170,000 each — the same wages paid to senior Government ministers.

Fri, 03 Jun, 2011

Cabinet to spend €10m on advisers

BRIAN COWEN and his cabinet will spend at least €10 million this year on their teams of special advisers, press officers and personal assistants, figures reveal.

Mon, 28 Jul, 2008

Lennon appointed Cowen’s adviser

THE civil servant at the centre of claims that the Government tried to cover up the extent of a cancer misdiagnosis scare has been appointed to a new position as special adviser to Tánaiste Brian Cowen.

Wed, 12 Mar, 2008

Former Ahern aide to be Cowen's special advisor

The Taoiseach’s former aide is to begin working with the Tánaiste from next month, it emerged tonight.

Tue, 11 Mar, 2008

Opposition to challenge Geagea ‘cover-up’

OPPOSITION parties are planning to challenge the health authorities’ decision to withhold details on the number of patient cases under review because of concerns about the work of a Finnish pathologist.

Tue, 04 Mar, 2008

Labour attacks Government for spending €6m on spin doctors

LABOUR criticised the Government last night for spending almost €6 million of taxpayers' money on special advisers and spin doctors last year.

Mon, 25 Apr, 2005

Paying the price for words of advice

Political Correspondent Fionnán Sheahan on the mysterious world of political advisers.

Thu, 25 Mar, 2004

GAA’s legal woes continue as cases are adjourned

THE GAA’s legal wrangles in Dublin and Donegal deepened yesterday after court cases brought by clubs from both counties, Na Fianna and St Eunan’s, were adjourned.

Tue, 05 Nov, 2002