Evening round-up: Nama forced into €2m settlement, Barry's pull greyhound sponsorship

So that’s Tuesday nearly wrapped up. Here are some of the stories we published on irishexaminer.com today which we hope will help you make sense of it all this evening.

TO INFORM

Nama: Nama forced into €2m settlement with Revenue, correspondence reveals

Greyhound controversy: Barry's Tea withdraws sponsorship of greyhound race in Cork

Court: Steroids led Cork bodybuilder down a reckless path to supplying drugs, court told

Denis Irwin: A UK promotions company co-owned by former Ireland and Manchester United player Denis Irwin has accumulated profits of almost £600,000 (€670,000) since it was set up in 2014

Derek McGrath column: The passion of Davy and Wexford’s man behind the wire

Croker coffers: Limerick and Wexford’s provincial successes are expected to provide windfalls for the GAA later this month.

TO ENGAGE

Fishing: Paradise is being lost to commercial fishing, writes Ashley Hayden

Fergus Finlay: We pay €16m a year to brutalise animals. Why?

TO ENTERTAIN

Showbiz: Woody Allen makes La Scala debut directing comic opera

One Direction: Louis Tomlinson responds to sexually explicit Harry Styles fan fiction TV scene

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