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Irish ice-cream chain Scrumdiddly’s bought by equity firm KnightBridge

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RTÉ finally publishes management 'stars' top pay rates as €9.1m deficit revealed

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If Omai had been Irish, could we have stopped it from leaving? - The Currency

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The stand-off continued for over 20 years, but it ended in a win-win. Last March, the bloodstock billionaire John Magnier sold Portrait of Omai, a life-sized masterpiece by the British painter Sir Joshua Reynolds, to the UK’s National Portrait Gallery and the Getty Museum for £50 million. He had bought it in 2001 for £10 million. Quite the return. On the other hand, the Irish tycoon never got to enjoy Omai at his stud in Coolmore.
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