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Full coverage: Denis O'Brien

From INM “bad blood” to a “carefully crafted” press release: James Morrissey takes the stand

James Morrissey, Denis O'Brien's spokesman, has told a jury that a "fractious history” between republicans and INM was behind a 2016 media report commissioned by a Sinn Féin MEP and criticising the businessman.

Francesca Comyn
17th Nov, 2025 - 5 min read

“There was a sense of devastation”: Lawyer testifies in Denis O’Brien defamation case

Human rights solicitor Gavin Booth testified on Friday that businessman Denis O'Brien's comments on a 2016 report on Ireland's media landscape allegedly suggesting the lawyer was in the pay of the IRA were “way below the line”. 

Francesca Comyn
14th Nov, 2025 - 5 min read

Denis O’Brien defamation suit: “This wasn’t some faceless troll on Twitter”

From "kill all taigs" to bias, and Roy Greenslade's IRA sympathies, day two of lawyers Darragh Mackin and Gavin Booth's defamation suit against businessman Denis O'Brien covered a lot of ground.

Francesca Comyn
13th Nov, 2025 - 6 min read

“A deliberate and unjustified attack”: defamation suit opens against Denis O’Brien

Two Belfast human rights lawyers claim a press release issued by the businessman in response to a 2016 report they co-authored on Irish media owners wrongly implied they were in the pay of the IRA. Sinn Féin MEP Lynn Boylan commissioned the report.

Francesca Comyn
12th Nov, 2025 - 4 min read

After prison, DJ Carey “will have to face life and it will probably be a tough life for him”

The former Kilkenny hurler was jailed for five and a half years for scamming people out of money to pay for cancer treatment he did not need.

Francesca Comyn
3rd Nov, 2025 - 2 min read

Sam Smyth: Tony Boyle fought for what he believed was right, right to the very end

Tony Boyle built a global communications business, and spent three decades battling the State and Ireland’s richest men over the mobile phone licence — a fight he was determined to win until illness claimed him this week.

Sam Smyth
9th Aug, 2025 - 6 min read

Denis O’Brien calls working from home “a load of nonsense” and “a malaise”

The businessman excoriated an "entitlement culture" which sees junior employees "dictating their work practices to their employers" and said that everyone needs to get back to the workplace immediately.

Alice Chambers
12th May, 2025 - 4 min read

Kafka, O’Brien, and enduring legacy of Moriarty: Rewinding the week that was

Persona’s legal action against the State is inching closer to a full hearing. The government that Michael Lowry helped form is defending the case, despite accepting the findings of the tribunal underpinning the case that Lowry rejects. Confused? You should be.

Ian Kehoe
9th Mar, 2025 - 6 min read

Moriarty, Lowry, and the art of political convenience: Rewinding the week that was

Time passes. The world moves on. Yet the report of the Moriarty tribunal should not be diminished by time. It still stands as the authoritative version of events, even if it is politically convenient to ignore it.

Ian Kehoe
12th Jan, 2025 - 6 min read

Denis O’Brien is swooping on the Conrad Algarve in Quinta do Lago for €100m

After a number of years selling assets in Ireland, Denis O'Brien has just bought a five-star hotel in Portugal. It is a strategic asset for the businessman, who has extensive properties nearby.

Tom Lyons
29th Aug, 2024 - 2 min read
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