It’s Monday Mourning & we are in the midst of a Sahara Desert if Shocking Statistics:

dvcireland

for what sins did the childer of church street dye

ShamNNspace

ButtersSuki wrote: »

No, he's a neighbour of Duffy's and a former Fianna Failer. Do the math.

Whaaat.. Wasn't he living in Cork hadn't he the receipts an all

Beechwoodspark

What’s Duffy’s angle here

withless

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2smiggy

would you buy a second car from him !!!

bmorrissey

Imagine if you didnt know the background of his shady past, this man is being portrayed as a saint on radio who has come by some severe hard times.

pc7

Bet the fooker is claiming the tree fiddy

bottlebrush

A used car salesman

ButtersSuki

Talk about the "issues" with the second had car business......

LIES Duffy!

notwhoyouthink

What the hell is going on with this interview? What is the purpose?

This is going on too long.

SEPT 23 1989

is he playing the mental health card now

urgelgru

Joe: Why did you do it?
Ivor: I got out of prison through a court order from the President of the High Court.


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Roger_007

“What was it, was it greed?” asks Joe.



Yes Joe it was fcuking greed. Are ye thick or what?

cozar

he was going to say his legal team. ?

ButtersSuki

ButtersSuki wrote: »

I've learned from my mistakes - well WHOY do you keep f*cking up then Ivan?

He is just like an ex-boss of mine, people like himself can have very serious consequences, even near fatal, on others. They should not be given the oxygen.

ButtersSuki

harrassment too:

https://extra.ie/2018/06/25/news/irish-news/former-minister-ivor-callely-charged

He's a saint Joe, a saint.

BPKS

I wonder how many times they ran through this interview before they hit the jackpot with this one?

urgelgru

bottlebrush wrote: »

A used car salesman

Imagine that not even being your dodgiest career choice!

notwhoyouthink

ButtersSuki

"NO ISSUES" WITH THE CAR BUSINESS says Duffy:


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Revenue probes minister turned car salesman Ivor Callely

By Fiachra Ó Cionnaith

Irish Examiner Political Correspondent

Revenue officials have seized a number of high-priced vehicles under warrant from former minister Ivor Callely’s used car sales site as part of a “routine” investigation of his new business.

The move is believed to be linked to questions over the tax details of at least six foreign-registered cars and came after it emerged last month that the disgraced former Fianna Fáil TD now works in car sales.

Revenue is precluded by law from discussing any individual it is investigating, but it is understood the decision to seize the six vehicles came during a routine examination of his business.

djemba djemba

The apple didn't fall far from the tree, his son setting off fireworks in a nightclub

bigroad

Joe must be out of contract soon.

urgelgru

Everything happened to him, he was completely passive.

dvcireland

whereabout Jeffrey Archer

cozar

huge compo on the cards here.

Roger_007

Oh holy fcuk!...........religion now.

McDermotX

Confucius say you're a scumbag.

urgelgru

Con-foo-shus say

Living Off The Splash

Duffy doing most of the talking with lots of mumble, mumble, sigh sigh's thrown in....

and

All the events could have "crumpled" you?

ButtersSuki

ButtersSuki wrote: »

"NO ISSUES" WITH THE CAR BUSINESS says Duffy:


HOME»TODAY'S STORIES
Revenue probes minister turned car salesman Ivor Callely

By Fiachra Ó Cionnaith

Irish Examiner Political Correspondent

Revenue officials have seized a number of high-priced vehicles under warrant from former minister Ivor Callely’s used car sales site as part of a “routine” investigation of his new business.

The move is believed to be linked to questions over the tax details of at least six foreign-registered cars and came after it emerged last month that the disgraced former Fianna Fáil TD now works in car sales.

Revenue is precluded by law from discussing any individual it is investigating, but it is understood the decision to seize the six vehicles came during a routine examination of his business.

Notice how Calley didn't correct him?