Person: Joseph O’Reilly

A COMPREHENSIVE SERIES OF ARTICLES ON THIS TOPIC

racing

‘It was a feather in the cap to get him over because he was iconic’

Last Monday’s Irish Grand National evoked plenty of memories for Roy Craigie, many of them from long before he enjoyed an 11-year stint as Fairyhouse general manager up to 1999.

Fairyhouse Festival - Handicap Hurdle Day

racing

Low Sun dazzles for Katie O’Farrell

racing

Jason Maguire in race to make Aintree

news

Anglo trial one of Ireland’s biggest ever

news

Jury sworn in for trial of FitzPatrick and two former Anglo executives

business

Court bid to remove widow as executor of developer’s estate

Artistic gems from Irish legends past, present

Des O’Sullivan unfolds a treasure trove of art sales that include a rare Joseph O’Reilly and work by modern artists

Sun, 24 Mar, 2013

Anglo trio face ‘unlawful financial assistance’ trial

Ex-Anglo chairman Seán FitzPatrick and two former colleagues have been sent forward for trial for providing “unlawful financial assistance” to 16 individuals.

Tue, 09 Oct, 2012

Killer loses bid to quash conviction

Convicted wife killer Joseph O’Reilly has failed in yet another bid for freedom from the life sentence he is serving for murder.

Tue, 14 Aug, 2012

Court rejects O'Reilly appeal

Convicted wife killer Joseph O’Reilly has today failed in his latest appeal against the life sentence he is serving for murder.

Mon, 13 Aug, 2012

Present View poised for better things

Many of those present at yesterday’s well-attended Lismore point-to-point left adamant they had witnessed a future superstar when Paul Cashman’s Present View destroyed the opposition in the second division of the Four-Year-Old Geldings’ Maiden.

Mon, 19 Mar, 2012

Cruise O’Brien blamed for RTÉ’s ‘red problems’

FORMER minister Conor Cruise O’Brien’s forthright style saw him accused of many things during his long and distinguished career but few would have blamed him of facilitating communist infiltration in RTÉ.

Thu, 01 Jan, 2009

Food hall refusal costs Dunnes €10m

THE “unreasonable” refusal to grant permission for the operation of a high-quality food hall and wine store at Dunnes Stores Ilac Centre branch in Dublin is costing the company €10 million, the High Court was told yesterday.

Tue, 24 Jul, 2007

Man charged with Rachel O'Reilly murder

The husband of a murdered Dublin woman was charged today with the killing.

Fri, 20 Oct, 2006