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16/07/2014 - National Edition: 'S PAL CELEBRATES ACCOLADE...... 3 27/06/2014 Mullingar Advertiser: Building a Career in - IMRO music seminar...... 4 08/07/2014 : Club owner avoids jail...... 5 01/08/2014 Irish Music Magazine: ENDA REILLY...... 6 20/07/2014 Sunday Independent: Fair air play for Irish musicians...... 7 12/07/2014 Westmeath Examiner: Free seminar on 'Building a Career in Country Music'...... 8 30/07/2014 Irish Times - Business & Commercial Property: IMRO claims Radio Nova failed to pay €47,000 in musical royalties...... 10 08/07/2014 The Star: Jail order avoided...... 11 29/07/2014 Evening Echo: Line-up announced for Coughlan's Live 2014...... 12 24/07/2014 Evening Echo-Downtown supplement: LIVE MUSIC/GIGS...... 13 20/07/2014 The Mail on Sunday-Eire: d G i [...]...... 15 16/07/2014 Wicklow People: Music maker Mark having busy summer...... 16 06/08/2014 : MUSIC NEWS...... 17 08/07/2014 - Regional Edition: Nightclub boss covers part of music fine to avoid jail...... 18

Copyright Material. This may only be copied under the terms of a Newspaper Licensing Ireland agreement (www.newspaperlicensing.ie) or written publisher permission. -3- The Herald - National Edition* Circulation: 56119 Wednesday, 16 July 2014 Area of Clip: 8900mm² Page: 21 Page 1 of 1

BONO’SPAL CELEBRATES ACCOLADE , was in celebratory mood this week. The former singer (inset) was thrilled to be presented with an award from the IMRO alongside his musical partner Maurice Seezer. They received the accolade in recognition of the ongoing sue* cess of their film compositions in the US. The pair have written for acclaimed movies such as Romeo & Juliet and ’s biopic Get Rich or Die Trying. And they were clearly keen to mark the occasion after Sfefifc receiving the H award from IMRO head- f*“ quarters. \ The Diary can reveal how Gavin and Maurice booked out an entire section of Michelin-starred eatery L’Ecrivain on Monday night as they celebrated with pals. Among them was Oscar-winning director and wife Fran as well as American Paul Williams, who penned The Carpenter’s hit, We’ve Only Just Begun. Earlier in the day, they were all at a seminar exploring music in film and TV at IMRO’s offices on Pembroke Row, which was where Friday got his award. Gavin said he was delighted with the accolade and is already busy working on new material. -4- Mullingar Advertiser* Circulation: 5500 Friday, 27 June 2014 Area of Clip: 18000mm² Page: 27 Page 1 of 1

Building a Career in Country Music - IMROmusic seminar IMRO will host a free seminar - Building a Career in Country Music, in the Mullingar Park Hotel on Tuesday July 22 from 6-9pm. Host for the night is 2FM's Paddy McKenna and panellists include Charlie McGettigan, Derek Ryan, Marc Roberts, Ralph Murphy Set Tuesday July 22 aside in your calendar if you want to learn how to turn a talent into a career. IMRO have gathered four of the industry's top and professionals to discuss their end of the business and how it can help and affect you. If you're involved in the business of country music then they've got something you definitely won't want to miss! This seminar is geared towards songwriters, artists, producers, musicians, and anyone interested in entering these fields. Among the seminar topics will be: how to get your music career in gear, as well as advice on generating promotion, radio play, and publicity. The event will feature exclusive live performances from the panellists and a special IMRO award presentation to Derek Ryan. There is limited availability and booking is essential. To reserve a place at this event send an email to [email protected]. Please include Building a Career in A special IMROaward presentation will be made to Country Music in the subject matter line. Derek Ryan on the night -5- Irish Examiner* Circulation: 37009 Tuesday, 8 July 2014 Area of Clip: 3400mm² Page: 6 Page 1 of 1

Club owner avoids jail I ’s Sin Nightclub joint owner and general manager Ciaran Gray yesterday narrowly escaped a court order directing his imprisonment. Gray, of Balrothery Estate, Tallaght, Co Dublin, had been sued by the Irish Music Rights Organisation (Imro) for failure to pay royalties for songs and music played at his nightclub at Sycamore St, Temple Bar. Imro had earlier obtained judgment for €1,880 against Pcard Taverns Ltd, trading as Sin Nightclub, and its two directors, including Gray. Proceedings against Gray were adjourned to July 28. -6- Irish Music Magazine* Circulation: 10100 Friday, 1 August 2014 Area of Clip: 15100mm² Page: 58 Page 1 of 1

ENDA REILLY Amhrain Nua i nCaeilge New Songs in Irish EndaDeRoad Records EDRD 004, 14 Tracks, 41 Minutes www.endareilly.com When I opened Enda Reilly's new CD, for a moment or two I was magically transported back to my Pentangle days of the sixties (that's the nineteen sixties, by the way - just in case any of my friends cheekily check which century I mean, the dossers). It's and the and the instruments, you see. So, that Pentangle observation is by way of giving a compliment, because as the tracks kept coming up, I saw that here's a talent, no doubt about it. That it is also so evocative and reminiscent is for this listener a huge extra. Also, while I'm no luddite and shun face-booking, tweeting and blogging, I do appreciate the efforts performers make on-line to provide us with interesting information on who, what, were, etc., in their website presentations. Enda is quite avant-garde in all this, and in so far as that expression relates to being musically innovative and progressive, that, too, is our Enda. Very contemporary, very modern and very easy on the ear, musically, of course, but also in the moods and thoughts that come through in a dozen and more songs that appeal on many levels. Enda writes songs in Irish and English, and he and his co-writer, Christine Deady, were the winners of the IMRO Christie Hennessy Song Competition in 2012 with their song, Follow the Water. He's no stranger to TV and radio and plays with The Lazy Band and The Gospel Project and he's a member of the Urchin Collective. His website is a gem of high production values and worth viewing for that alone. It is so chock-full of inviting things to click on one is helplessly drawn to listen and to even see the songs being performed by Enda. Of course, because the songs on Amhrain Nua i nGaeilge - New Songs in Irish are as it says on the tin, in Irish, l wish I were writing this as Gaeilge, just to share my pleasure at the 's enjoyment in passing on creative thoughts and sounds in songs like Biodh Ailleacht Ann / Let there be Beauty, Mol an Aimsir (agus Tiocfaidh Si) / Praise the weather, and Ceol As An Dorchadas, where Enda uses Irish and English words about receiving music out of the darkness and imibnn stro is strus - stressand strain are gone! It's like that with this CD, too. Aidan O'Hara -7- Sunday Independent* Circulation: 229382 Sunday, 20 July 2014 Area of Clip: 13700mm² Page: 31 Page 1 of 1

LettersMy belief is that the computer Fair air play for technology, software and hardware are out there to facilitate a Irish musicians lOOpc reporting of listings to IMRO, but radio stations Madam- Well done to Johnny resist the change because Duhan for his piece on airplay they see it as an increased financial procedures and practices in burden on their businesses. Irish radio. What of the financial burdens As someone who is about to release of the creative artist ? The an independently financed recording of airplay listings , I’d like to think I would and submissions of same is not earn some small reasonable as manually labour intensive amount of royalties for what an operation as in the past airplay I gamer. and surely if ISRC codes are It would help offset my costs used, automatic logging should and further develop my musical occur in the majority of cases productions and hopefully and should guarantee a royalty evolve into a small business payment. Have we not a Broadcasting enterprise for me. Authority of Ireland to If singer/songwriters of oversee and regulate here also? Mr. Duhan’s proven calibre are These are some of the having difficulty getting airplay questions that I would like royalties, what chance does answered. If we do not value an unknown entity like myself our music and artists, and stand stand? up for fair pay for air play, then If radio stations use our society, and the economy as a music and do not pay, is this not whole lose out and the native akin to theft ? Irish suffers. I have spent time joining If the seedlings in the nursery IMRO, obtaining ISRC codes are not tended and fed, then and getting an album together the crop yield of future musical over many long hours of labour, talent will not flourish. only to find that I may not even Jerome Taheny. he paid the due royalties if I Co Sligo manage to get a bit of airplay, because of a poor and under-developed sampling -8- Westmeath Examiner* Circulation: 5799 Saturday, 12 July 2014 Area of Clip: 38500mm² Page: 26 Page 1 of 2

Free seminar on ‘Building a Career in Country Music’ THE Irish Music Rights Organ- j imro.ie and include ‘Building Mills, Derek Ryan, Grammy isation (IMRO)is hosting an a Career in Country Music’ in Nominee BillyYates and Daniel event titled ‘Buildinga Career Jthe subject line. O’Donnell. in Country Music’on July 22 at THE PANELLISTS the Mullingar Park Hotel with CHARLIE MCGETTIGAN Hall of Fame Canadian songwriter the aim of giving prospective started his musical career in RALPH MURPHYhas entrants to country music a the 1960s in rock bands in achieved near-legendary status taste of what to expect. Donegal. In 1973, he formed in Nashvillethrough his career It will also give fans an insightJargon, who went on to win as a performer, producer, on how country music at the Letterkenny Folk Festival.songwriter and publisher. He operates here and abroad. He has worked with has had songs recorded by “As part of our mission Maura O’Connelland Eleanor artists such as , we strive to provide awareness Shanley, released two solo albumsShania Twain, Annihilator and and guidance to all of and won the 1994 EurovisionRandy Travis. our members ( of Song Contest with Rock He is also an instructor for music, authors of lyrics and ‘n’ Roll Kifls. the Nashville Songwriters Association music publishers) and the Charlie’s current album is International Song public about how artists can Stolen Moments. His songs Camps. Ralph most recently operate effectively within the have been recorded by ,travelled to Australia and global music industry,” said Mary and , led seminars in five cities for an IMROspokesman. RayLynam, Daniel O’Donnell, APRA. “Our focus this July will be Sandy Kellyand Hal Ketchum. in the area of country music, Charlie is a board member of DEREK RYANwent into a an extremely lucrative genre The Dock Arts Centre in Carrickfull-time music career at the with millions of fans around on Shannon and is also a age of 17 when he signed to the world.” member of the IMROboard. Warner Music as he Panellists include Charlie became lead singer of D-side, McGettigan,Derek Ryan, Marc MARCROBERTS came secondwhose achievements include Roberts and Ralph Murphy in the Eurovision Song several Meteor Award nominations and the event host is Paddy Contest in 1997 with Mysterious and a multi-platinum McKenna (RTE 2fm). Among Woman. He has returned selling single (Real World). the seminar topics will be: to his first love, American Returning to Ireland in September how to get your music career country music with his fifth 2009, after several in gear, as well as advice on studio album, Now and Then. years of gigging on the London generating promotion, radio Last year he was Solo artist function scene, Derek got play and publicity. of the year at the Sunday hooked on Nashville greats, The evening will feature World All Ireland Country like Brooks, Jackson and exclusive live performances Music Awards, and this year Strait. He was offered a publishing from the panellists and a special they awarded him ‘Theatre deal with DWB music IMROaward presentation show of the year’ for his interpretationin the UK. He collaborated to Derek Ryan. of John Denver’s with writers in Britain and Building a Career in Country music. Nashville, and now with four Music, IMROMusic Seminar, Songwriting has always and a five-piece band, Tuesday July 22, 6-9pm, been a huge part of Marc’s he is ahead of his dream. Mullingar Park Hotel. There is. career and he has co-written no admission charge but availabilitywith Brian Kennedy, Charlie is limited and booking McGettigan, Jimmy MacCarthy, is essential: email events@ Darren Holden, Ben -9- Westmeath Examiner* Circulation: 5799 Saturday, 12 July 2014 Area of Clip: 38500mm² Page: 26 Page 2 of 2

Organisation (IMRO) seminar, Building a Career in Country Music, in the Mullingar Park Hotel on July 22. -10- Irish Times - Business & Commercial Property* Circulation: 82059 Wednesday, 30 July 2014 Area of Clip: 8100mm² Page: 3 Page 1 of 1

Bnefs Circuit Civil Court IMROclaims Radio Nova failed to pay€47,000 in musical royalties Radio Nova has been billed for and listed numbers by various almost €47,000 for alleged performers including Bruce non-payment of music royalties, Springsteen. the Circuit Civil Court He stated in an affidavit was told yesterday. that he had billed the station The radio station, which for €38,575 but no payment broadcasts from Castleforbes had been received. He had House, Castleforbes Road, cancelled the station’s copyright Dublin, was sued by the Irish music licence on June Music Rights Organisation 10th and outstanding royalties (IMRO) which protects the now stood at €46,877.82. copyright of songs and music Kevin Barry, for Classic for singers, composers and Rock Broadcasting Limited, musicians. which trades as Radio Nova, The court had been told by asked Judge Jacqueline Simon Peare, credit control Linnane for time to file an manager of IMRO, that he had affidavit replying to IMRO’s conducted a check of songs claims.The judge adjourned and music being played by the application until November Radio Nova on a specific date 4th. -11- The Star* Circulation: 64746 Tuesday, 8 July 2014 Area of Clip: 3100mm² Page: 24 Page 1 of 1

Jail order avoided joint owner at Dublin’s Sin Nightclub, Ciaran Gray, yesterday narrowly escaped the making of an order directing his imprisonment THEfor failure to obey a court order. The Irish Music Rights Organisation (IMRO) had earlier obtained judgment after suing Gray, of Balrothery Estate, Tallaght, Dublin, for failure to pay music royalties. proceedings were adjourned until TheJuly 28 at the Circuit Civil Court. -12- Evening Echo* Circulation: 18632 Tuesday, 29 July 2014 Area of Clip: 24300mm² Page: 8 Page 1 of 1

Line-up announced for Coughlan’s Live Music Festival 2014 THE line-up for Coughlan’s Live Music Festival 2014, a six-day music spree set to expand on last year’s hugely successful weekend, has just been announced. The festival at IMRO Live of the Year on Douglas Street, will run from September 24-29and will showcase some of Ireland’s finest established performers as well as a host of new and up-and-coming artists. With more acts to be announced over the coming weeks, -goers can already look forward to Jerry Fish and the native with the gravelly and (right) Anna voice, Mick Flannery. Mitchell, who will perform at Coughlan’s Wallis Bird will return once again Live Music Festival. and, over the course of the festival, the venue described as the “little room Silent . with a massive heart” will host performancesFurther line-up announcements will by The Hot Sprockets, be made over the coming weeks and Malojian, I Draw Slow, John Blek & tickets will go on sale mid-August. The Rats, Hank Wedel and Anna Mitchell as well as the addition of a • See Social Diary page for more. -13- Evening Echo-Downtown supplement* Circulation: 18632 Thursday, 24 July 2014 Area of Clip: 42400mm² Page: 13 Page 1 of 2

HAT'SON TOMORRO LIVE MUSIC/GIGS An Spailpfn Fanach, South Main St: Trad Irish music sessions, all musicians welcome. • Bridge Inn, Blackpool: Bingo • City Bounds Bar, Togher: DJ, 10pm • Clancy’s Bar, Princes St: Live Sesh. • Coughlan’s Bar, Douglas St: Live Music Festival launch with special guests • Cyprus Avenue, Caroline St: Cass McCombs + Lisa O’Neill, 8pm, €16 • Friars Walk Tavern, Friars Walk: Texas Hold Em Poker 10pm. • Hollyhill Inn, Hollyhill: Heat 1 of National Singing Championships hosted by Shirley Lowther 9.30pm. f Local Bar, Military Hill: Bingo. • Mountain Lounge, Evergreen Rd: Sport on Big Screen • Red Cove Inn, Mahon: DJ Colin G • Redmonds Bar, Tower St: Social dancing to Teddy & Cathal Barry Band, 9.30-12.30am, €8. 1 Redmonds, Tower St: Bernard • Templeacre Tavern, : Bingo • The Grafton Bar, Oliver Plunkett St: Emerson, 10pm. Free. • The Oliver Plunkett: Ceol Coolrow 7pm; Shelter 12 midnight. • Top of the Hill, Gurranabraher: DJ Billy -14- Evening Echo-Downtown supplement* Circulation: 18632 Thursday, 24 July 2014 Area of Clip: 42400mm² Page: 13 Page 2 of 2

LIVE MUSIC The Grafton, GigGuide Oliver Plunkett St Emerson In association with peoplesrepublicofcork.com 10pm, adm free Emerson is a dynamic five-piece synth-led rock ‘n’ roll band from Coughlan’s won the IMRO Live Om Source to Triskel Arts Centre for a Tower. While they have only been togetherMusic Venue of the Year Award and a live hardware set. 2013 saw the release for three years, Emerson has Special Gommendation Award from of Stellar OM Source’s newest full already played several gigs such as a Hotpress last February and this year’s length LP, Joy One Mile, on NY-based slot at Independence Music Festival, festival line-up is shaping up to be a imprint RVNG Inti. headlining gigs at Cyprus Avenue, celebration of this title and a reflection headliners at The Crane Lane, The of all that the “little room with a DJ / NIGHTLIFE Roundy, a support slot in Whelan’s, as massive heart” stands for. well as a slot in Cork Rocks at Everyman, MacCurtain St Everyman Palace Theatre. Triskel Arts Centre, Tobin St Club Kickback Pulses Of Tradition 11pm, adm €8 The Woodford, Paul St 8pm, adm €15 This is the return of the quirkiest The Roaring 40s The authentic multimedia production nightclub in Cork, every Friday and 10pm, adm free is a breathtaking voyage of Irish Saturday at the Everyman Palace. One of Ireland’s premier jump, jive traditional culture featuring dancers Great music, courtesy of DJ Mike and swing bands, The Roaring Forties’ Andrew Vickers, Tereza Bernardov, D’Arcy on Fridays, giving Cork a real high energy delivery of and old Ciara Callanan-Ryan and singing sensation alternative to the mainstream, themed school rock ‘n’ roll has established Elaine Cormican. by whatever ideas come into the heads them as one of the most exciting and Gallagher’s, 32 MacCurtain St of the Kickback crew. sought-after groups in the country. Briery Gap, Billy Attridge Daniel Martin Moore (pictured) 9.30pm, adm free The Porterhouse, Sheare’s St Charlie’s, 9pm, adm €10 Billy Attridge (acoustic guitar) and The Joint Is Jumpinl Union Quay Daniel Martin Moore (American) Andre Hoff (saxophone) will be playing 9.30pm, adm free Crazy Chester with guests Jackson Dyer (Australia) folk, rock, country and . Jump, jive, romp, and stomp to the 10.30pm, adm free and JofriOur Akadottir (Iceland) will Playing music from the Sixties, Seventiesbest big band swing jazz of the Crazy Chester have been rocking be in Macroom’s Briery Gap for one and Egithies, covering bands Thirties and Forties. Every Friday, for some time now, as all night only. like Beatles, Rolling Stones, Bob DJs Gary Baus and Ian Fiasco spin the you , and Bob Marley, Bill Withers, Pink Floyd, Neil kind of jazz that gets you up so you Dylan fans will already be well aware. L’atitude 51 Young, Buddy Holly, the Everley can really get down. The band describe their style of The Date Brothers Brothers and many more. music as Americana and country, but 9pm, adm €10 COMEDY they also play their own songs. L’atitude 51 welcomes guitar virtuosos Triskel Arts Centre, Tobin St The Date Brothers for a fantastic Stellar Om Source & Phoniq DJs The Roundy, Castle St Coughlans, Douglas St gig with lots of hot swinging jazz 9.30pm, adm €5 RTE’s Love/Hale star Patrick Coughlan’s Live Music Festival guitar. The two brothers will captivate Plug’d Records and Phoniq are delighted Murray Launch 2014 you with their rhythmic, amazing to announce that they will welcome 9pm, adm €10 6pm, adm free guitar beats. Belgian synth maestro Stellar • See page 7 for the interview.

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07/20/2014 00:00 | The Mail on Sunday-Eire

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Online article -16- Wicklow People* Circulation: 10050 Wednesday, 16 July 2014 Area of Clip: 43200mm² Page: 21 Page 1 of 1

Musicmaker Mark havingbusy summer WORKINGON‘PARANORMAL CITYALBUM MYLES BUCHANAN SIXTEEN-YEAR-OLD Roundwood musician Mark Ryan has composed, recorded, produced and arranged three EPs all by himself with just the aid of his trusty guitar and a laptop in his bedroom. The fourth year Avondale Community College student is now putting together the finishing touches to his debut album. Mark is very much a one-man show, as he also produces the art work for his singles and EP covers and shoots his own videos. He goes by the name of ‘Paranormal City’ inspired by someone telling him his music reminded them of ‘Owl City’, an American project created in 2007 Mark explained, ‘at the time of choosing a name, I was working on a Halloween project, so a paranormal theme inspired me. It’s also a twist on one of my favourite Guns n Roses song, ‘Paradise City’.’ He has a large following in social media as his fanbase continues to grow every day. He has gained over 34,000 YouTube views over the past six months. ‘I write all my own material and do covers acoustically as well. I plan to make physical copies of my CD to mass release soon but of course I also want them to be available on iTunes or Songiest. I’m joining IMRO very soon when I go into work on some tracks once I save up enough money from busking and work. Then I plan to get some professional studio time.’ So far Mark has released a Dance-Beat style EP called ‘One World Pioneers’ in September 2013 including the lead single ‘So Sweet.’ He followed that up with the Holiday EP featuring the carol Silent Night on ‘Flake by Flake.’ His last release was the acousticelectro pop EP ’Chasing Cars.’ He is also collaborating with other artists from all over the world, from Philadelphia to Florida. Only recently he collaborated Philadelphia DJ, Jasmine Woww, the Fleadh and finished in first with Wicklow singer-songwriter who makes horror/dance/film place. I hope to perform in a great and former Meteor Award winner, score music suitable for any dark festival up north, the ‘SunFlower Luan Parle. movies. I will also be working Fest.’ Other than that I’m nearly ‘I help other artists with ,with a popular dance Dub Step always busking in beautiful Glendalough.’ producing it all myself artist from Florida called ‘Dupual.’ from my laptop. As a team effort, Mark is also out gigging most With regards to the future, Mark others can bring a lot of different nights of the week and has performedhopes too continue recording ideas to the table on which I can in places like Byrnes and music and eventually sign a be challenged to execute, which Wood’ in Roundwood and The record deal as a professional has definitely been a growing Martello and Harbour Bar in singer and songwriter. experience for me. I worked in a Bray. You can check out his music at professional studio when I was This summer he was also the Youtube channel ‘Paranormal recording with Luan Parle at a involved in a number of big City’, the page ‘getsumwhaaParanormalCity’ workshop in Greystones. I will events. and at also be collaborating with ‘I performed at the first round of .com/paranormal.city -17- Hot Press* Circulation: 17725 Wednesday, 6 August 2014 Area of Clip: 6100mm² Page: 20 Page 1 of 1

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It wasanother seriously busy musical fortnightand Hot Press snappers were, natch,in the thick of it withthe pick of thelive action from Longitude, TheNational, Arctic Monkeys, Macklemore& Lewis, Kacey Musgraves,President Higgins' Carden Partyand The Strypes who jammed out a seriouslywonderful version of ‘RiotIn CellBlock No. 9' at theSweeney's fifth birthdayparty with Bob Celdof. Wewere also at theIMRO Music In Film&TV Seminar, the Irish BurlesqueSchool inThe Button Factory andthe launch of our woman Kathrin Baumbach'sTexas exhibition. -18- Irish Independent - Regional Edition Circulation: 117361 Tuesday, 8 July 2014 Area of Clip: 27600mm² Page: 19 Page 1 of 2

Nightclub boss covers part of music fine to avoid jail Ray Managh and Counselfor the IMRO,David Griffin,said Brian Byrne the organisation had also obtained an injunction restraining the unlicensed playing THE owner of Sin Nightclub & Bar in of music at the venue. Dublin narrowly avoided jail after a court At a hearing yesterday, the IMRO allowed him to retrieve a bank draft to brought a motion against both directors, cover his fine. seeking committal to prison for non-payment Ciaran Gray, of Balrothery Estate, Tallaght, of the fine. Co Dublin, had been sued by the Irish Mr Gray paid half the amount yesterday Music Rights Organisation (IMRO) for with a banker’s draft following an adjournment, failure to pay royalties for songs and music with the remainder due within a played at his Temple Bar nightclub. fortnight. The IMRO had obtained judgment for Mr Gray told the Irish Independent: €1,880 against Pcard Taverns Limited, “We had an irregularity on our account trading as Sin Nightclub, and its two directorswith IMRO. We liaised with IMRO staff to Mr Gray and Paul Griffin, but the bring it back into line, and we look forward money was never paid. to working with them in future.” -19- Irish Independent - Regional Edition Circulation: 117361 Tuesday, 8 July 2014 Area of Clip: 27600mm² Page: 19 Page 2 of 2

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