indeedOriginally Posted by Baron von Biffo
One would think his Ministry would cover the entire country
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Re: James Reilly featured in Stubbs as a defaulter. Part of a group of 5
indeed
One would think his Ministry would cover the entire country
- Friends of the Irish Environment, 28.04.2003"The land Coillte Teo is now selling for development was given to them by the State in 1988 to ensure that our woodlands were run commercially, not to enable them to sell the family silver to service bank loans".
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Re: James Reilly featured in Stubbs as a defaulter. Part of a group of 5
That's not the Irish way. Ministers fix up the constituency first and then see how the leftovers can be distributed.
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Re: James Reilly featured in Stubbs as a defaulter. Part of a group of 5
another claim??
https://twitter.com/FrankSunTimesFrank Fitzgibbon @FrankSunTimes
Reilly all over papers again. Sun Times reports on medical negligence claim against his practice...
Frank Fitzgibbon @FrankSunTimes
@sean_ocathain claim just lodged and he is being sued
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- Friends of the Irish Environment, 28.04.2003"The land Coillte Teo is now selling for development was given to them by the State in 1988 to ensure that our woodlands were run commercially, not to enable them to sell the family silver to service bank loans".
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Re: James Reilly featured in Stubbs as a defaulter. Part of a group of 5
The perfect sh1t storm. No news yet on how the Tipp nursing home debt is going to be resolved.
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Re: James Reilly featured in Stubbs as a defaulter. Part of a group of 5
He really has the Sadim touch.
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Re: James Reilly featured in Stubbs as a defaulter. Part of a group of 5
If he was presiding over the wedding feast at Cana there would have been a lot of water on the menu....
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Re: James Reilly featured in Stubbs as a defaulter. Part of a group of 5
It hasn't gone away, you know:
http://www.independent.ie/national-n...e-3327271.htmlTHE Health Minister James Reilly, is facing fresh legal action over a nursing home investment that has saddled him with a €1.9m debt.
The latest legal proceedings against the minister and other investors in the Tipperary nursing home were registered in the High Court last Thursday.
The action was taken by Dr Dillip Jondhale, a doctor who operates the nursing home business with his wife and who is one of the original investors in the building with Dr Reilly.
It is understood it is intended to force the minister and other investors to sell the troubled property, which is now embroiled in three separate cases of litigation.
However, informed sources say attempts to sell the building have been hampered by the litigation and no realistic offers have been forthcoming.
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