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As seen in: The Irish Times, MSN Ireland, The Guardian, Archives of Disease in Childhood, Frontline Gastroenterology, The BMJ, The Sunday Times, Indo GAA, Irish Independent, The Sunday Independent, RTÉ and
Investigative journalist with Irish Times. Story? email: mark.tighe@irishtimes.com Post: 24-28 Tara Street, Dublin 2 D02 CX89. Signal: MTighe.81
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What’s going on at Gript, Ireland’s answer to Fox News?

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By Mark Tighe 
| The Irish Times
It is Ireland’s answer to Fox News and the plethora of right-wing media that have sprang up across the US and the UK over the last decade. With a particular focus on hot-topic issues such as immigration – and particularly any crime involving immigrants – Gript has quickly carved out a place for itself on the Irish media landscape since 2019.
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John McGuirk resigns from Gript amid deepening acrimony with former colleague

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By Mark Tighe 
| The Irish Times
Gript editor John McGuirk has quit the conservative news website with a resignation letter that criticised its co-owner and accused her of making him the “fall guy” for controversial editorial decisions. McGuirk has been suspended since late February. Gript sources say he faced allegations of a conflict of interest, the leaking of company financial information and a governance issue. He denies the allegations.
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John Magnier sued by building tycoon over alleged anti-competitive block on vet and stud services

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By Mark Tighe 
| The Irish Times
Maurice Regan, the US-based building tycoon, has filed a High Court action against billionaire racing boss John Magnier and his stud business, alleging they have breached competition law by barring Regan from using an equine hospital and Coolmore Stud. The legal action escalates the conflict between the two billionaires that began when they clashed in 2023 over rival bids for the Barne Estate farm outside Clonmel.
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