Eamon Dunphy has branded James McClean as “a mouth” in response to the Derry man’s debut as an RTÉ football pundit. Dunphy, a former Irish international who is now a well-known podcaster and pundit, also called Roy Keane “a poor analyst” whose “knowledge of the game is thin”. He made the comments in a column […]
The firm behind Eamon Dunphy’s The Stand podcast recorded post tax profits of €108,963 last year. New accounts filed by Dunphy’s Pepperwort Ltd show that the firm’s 2023 profits of €108,963 is a 5 per cent increase on the €103,595 profits for 2022. The podcast generates its revenues from advertisers while subscribers can pay €5 […]
Minister for Transport Eamon Ryan has accused Ryanair boss Michael O’Leary of being “personally abusive”, after he called the Green Party leader “incompetent” and an “idiot”. The Ryanair boss also called on Mr Ryan to resign over his party’s opposition to raising the cap on passenger numbers at Dublin Airport. A number of Green Party […]
A District Court judge informed the Attorney General in June 1993 that he did not wish to defend a judicial review case being taken against him by the former soccer player and journalist, Eamon Dunphy. State papers show that Judge Timothy Crowley phoned the Attorney General’s office on June 21st, 1993, to state that he […]
A new fund set up by the Government this year is hoped to ensure the same “stop-start” mistake made with the metro rail project for the Dublin area will not happen again, a minister has said. As part of Budget 2024, and using funds from windfall corporate taxes, two new funds were set up with […]