Person: Liam Cashman

A COMPREHENSIVE SERIES OF ARTICLES ON THIS TOPIC

sport

Rain puts paid to Matt Griffin’s challenge at Imola

Cork driver Matt Griffin and his AF Corse team-mates Duncan Cameron and Aaron Scott had to be content with sixth spot in the LMGTE category of yesterday’s 4 Hours of Imola, the second round of the European Le Mans Series that ended under the safety car due to incessant rain.

EU to continue fight as just 1% of bogs left

Sponsors to join forces for bonanza Laurels final night

Suppliers pay the price as retail giants battle it out to offer ‘best value’

racing

Cashmans continue Laurels sponsorship

news

Lenihan bows to lobbying on betting tax hike

Farmers paid a high price for ‘Dev-ious’ conduct

RYLE DWYER’S unqualified canonisation of Eamon de Valera (May 9) needs clarification so that history is not distorted or the young misled.

Sat, 16 May, 2009

Consumers and Third World pay for farm subsidies

THERE is a contradiction at the heart of the attempted rebuttal of my letter on EU subsidies and tax non-compliant farmers (May 15) by Liam Cashman and Munster’s IFA vice-president Sean O’Leary (Letters, May 19).

Fri, 23 May, 2008

Facts of farming

IN his letter (May 15), Maurice Fitzgerald repeats common misinformation about agricultural subsidies.

Sat, 17 May, 2008

The CAP saved a continent from starvation once and may do so again

YOUR columnist Steven King (April 30) repeats the error that 40% of the total EU spend is taken up by the CAP. This has gone uncontested for so long that correction is now essential.

Wed, 07 May, 2008

Farewell to Bernie, the people’s champion

BERNIE Murphy caused a political sensation in June 1985 when he was elected an independent on Cork City Council, representing the north-central ward.

Mon, 24 Sep, 2007

Ryan confidential

WRECKED.

Sat, 07 Apr, 2007

Cashman in Hall of Fame

A FARMER'S decision to sell his cattle and concentrate on thoroughbred horses was vindicated at the recent Irish Thoroughbred Breeders' Association Breeding and Racing Awards Dinner recently.

Thu, 09 Mar, 2006

‘It will be difficult now to buy a stallion’

SCRAPPING the stallion tax exemption from July 31, 2008, will make buying stallions a lot more financially risky.

Thu, 08 Dec, 2005

Why focus only on farming subsidies?

IFA president John Dillon was recently cross-examined by Joe Duffy on radio about the “scandal” of subsidisation of agriculture, as in CAP.

Mon, 11 Jul, 2005

Lynch shines in amateur Derby

BUSINESS Studies student Andrew Lynch has a bright future ahead of him in racing if events at Epsom yesterday are anything to go by.

Tue, 31 Aug, 2004

Cork City fans get a head start

Cork City supporters will be trying to spook Nantes into submission at this evening’s sell-out Intertoto Cup quarter-final return leg at Turner’s Cross (7pm).

Sat, 24 Jul, 2004

Barley growers toasted for role in brewing perfect pint

GLANBIA’s malting barley growers were toasted yesterday for their contribution to the production of quality pints.

Tue, 27 Jan, 2004

Three cheers for the men who tell it straight

FERGUS Finlay (Irish Examiner, July 22) regaled us with a quizzical, witty, eloquent, precise dissection of some of the performances of the Tánaiste, her obsession with the ‘merits’ of competition, and some of the negative consequences of unleashing it on all and sundry, without regulation, restriction, or control.

Fri, 08 Aug, 2003