Person: John Callaghan

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Revenue issues warning to anyone who has been paid for withdrawing planning appeals

It follows the revelation of planning appeals made by brothers John and Micheal Callaghan being withdrawn in exchange for cash payments from developers

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Directors believe O’Hara Foundation is viable

comment-analysis

Changing the story conjures new peaceful reality

rugby

Paper jibe forces IRFU to build bridges

rugby

Long-running rugby sponsorship ends as AIB sever links

rugby

AIB to end rugby sponsorship at end of season

Ireland to host Barbarians next June

Ireland will play the Barbarians for the MasterCard Trophy at Thomond Park, Limerick on Friday June 4 (kick-off 7.45pm).

Wed, 09 Dec, 2009

Great year for rugby as IRFU make €2m profit

RUGBY has bucked the national trend with the IRFU announcing a profit of almost €2 million for the past season at last evening’s annual council meeting in Dublin’s Ballsbridge Court Hotel.

Sat, 27 Jun, 2009

Ulster Bank and National Irish Bank scoop business awards

Ulster Bank was voted Business Bank of the Year with National Irish Bank picking up an award for best Retail Banking at the KPMG Financial Services Excellence Awards.

Thu, 22 May, 2008

Press must exercise freedom responsibly

TP O’MAHONY’S article in response to the €900,000 libel award to Martin McDonagh against the Sunday World is self-serving and disingenuous. (‘Freezing free speech’, March 1).

Sat, 08 Mar, 2008

Whopping 44% pay rise for Glanbia boss

GLANBIA managing director John Maloney booked a 44% pay rise last year.

Sat, 14 Apr, 2007

Glanbia chief given 35% rise

GLANBIA managing director John Moloney was given a 35% pay rise in 2003.

Wed, 21 Apr, 2004

Banks promised support if Esat won phone licence

THREE Irish banks that promised financial support if Denis O’Brien’s Esat Digifone won the country’s second mobile phone licence expressed their concern at the way financier Dermot Desmond came on board, the Moriarty Tribunal heard yesterday.

Fri, 02 Apr, 2004

Ulster Bank appoints new directors

Four new non-executive directors have been appointed to the board of Ulster Bank.

Tue, 10 Feb, 2004

Successful outcome to deal could catapult First Active chief to greater things

WHEN the Eircom dream turned to dust, thousands of novice shareholders walked away from the stock markets, many of them never to return.

Sat, 27 Dec, 2003

Desmond gave us what we wanted, says former Digifone director

FINANCIER Dermot Desmond “gave us what we wanted” when he agreed to underwrite 60% of Esat Digifone, former consortium non-executive director John Callaghan told the Moriarty Tribunal yesterday.

Fri, 05 Dec, 2003

First Active - shareholders vote for RBOS bid

First Active shareholders have voted overwhelmingly in favour of Royal Bank of Scotland's €6.20 per share takeover bid.

Fri, 28 Nov, 2003

Bonanza for First Active shareholders

FIRST ACTIVE shareholders will receive a New Year’s boost expected to be paid to them in mid-January.

Fri, 28 Nov, 2003

Deal a bonanza for loyal investors

THE bid by Royal Bank of Scotland of €6.20 per share for First Active has sparked one of the biggest bonanzas for investors in this country in a long time.

Tue, 07 Oct, 2003

First Active shareholders in line for bonanza, but jobs on the line

MORE than 145,000 First Active shareholders will divide several hundred million euro between them in one of the biggest windfalls for small investors in Irish stock market history.

Tue, 07 Oct, 2003

First Active lower share price target

FIRST ACTIVE could be taken out at around 6 per share when its takeover protection expires later this year, lower than previous estimates due to uncertainty about the stability of the residential mortgage market, according to analysts.

Mon, 30 Jun, 2003

Two top First Active executives earn €1.274m

FIRST ACTIVE’S top two executives walked away with a cool 1.274 million in salaries and bonuses in 2002.

Fri, 28 Feb, 2003