Person: Padraig Naughton

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<p>Navillus executives Pádraig Naughton (financial controller) and Dónal O’Sullivan (former president and CEO) were jailed in the US for their roles in payroll fraud. </p>

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Now released from jail in the US, Irish Navillus executives will fight to clear their names

New York construction kingpins Dónal O’Sullivan and Pádraig Naughton will bid to have their fraud convictions overturned

<p>Navillus executives Pádraig Naughton and Dónal O’Sullivan. </p>

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Irish bosses convicted of NY construction firm payroll fraud start jail terms today

<p>Navillus' former chief financial officer Pádraig Naughton arriving at Brooklyn Federal Court, New York, in June. Mr Naughton will serve his sentence at Federal Correctional Institution Fort Dix, New Jersey. Picture: Yuki Iwamura</p>

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Navillus bosses surrender themselves to their 'cushy' prisons today

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From high rise to hard fall at Navillus: Why two Kerry siblings faced jail in New York

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Hundreds of letters of support sent to judge ahead of Kerry developer's US sentencing

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Song contest to highlight impact of arts on disability

Disabled artists no longer brushed aside

Blind painter Pádraig Naughton is spearheading a national programme for greater inclusivity, says Carl Dixon.

Thu, 20 Oct, 2011

Bringing disability issues to the big screen

The Abara film festival includes Music By Prudence, the Oscar-winning documentary, writes Colette Sheridan.

Mon, 17 Oct, 2011

Burning issue

IN these days of uncertain oil prices — with an underlying upward trend — wouldn’t it be a good idea if oil companies were required to display the retail cost of their home heating oil on road tankers?

Mon, 04 Feb, 2008

Abbey Theatre to stage subtitled play

A play at the Abbey Theatre is to be subtitled for the first time for deaf members of the audience, it emerged today.

Wed, 14 Nov, 2007

Milestone for disability arts

A milestone for the disability arts movement in Ireland will be celebrated in Dublin later today.

Fri, 23 Feb, 2007

Nearly men determined to break Croker jinx

THEY will start arriving down today, the tangerine army who have spent the last four years believing their team is the best in the country.

Sat, 03 Aug, 2002

Donnellan and Fahey set to return

FULL-BACK Gary Fahey and midfielder Michael Donnellan are expected to be named in the Galway team, due to be announced tonight, for the All-Ireland champions' eagerly awaited quarter-final clash with Kerry at Croke Park on Sunday.

Wed, 31 Jul, 2002