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Taoiseach Micheal Martin arriving for the Cabinet meeting at Dublin Castle. Photograph : Niall Carson/PA Wire
Taoiseach Micheál Martin has promised a major stimulus plan for the beleaguered hospitality sector to help it recover once the pandemic restrictions are lifted. In an interview with the Business Post, Martin said the government’s National Economic Plan was being worked on by the cabinet sub-committee on economic recovery, with Paschal Donohoe, the Minister for Finance, and Michael McGrath, the Minister for Public Expenditure, being the “key linchpins”.
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Taoiseach Micheál Martin declined to say if there would be a new tourism voucher scheme to replace the ill-fated €270 million ‘stay and spend’ scheme. Photograph: Niall Carson/PA Wire
Taoiseach Micheál Martin has promised a major stimulus plan for the beleaguered hospitality sector to help it recover once the pandemic restrictions are lifted.
In an interview with the Business Post, Mr Martin said the Government’s National Economic Plan was being worked on by the cabinet sub-committee on economic recovery, with Paschal Donohoe, the Minister for Finance, and Michael McGrath, the Minister for Public Expenditure, being the “key linchpins”.
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Two Irish directors of Cork-based Dolphin International Group were given loans by the company of €1.8m each before it was wound up in 2019, according to documents seen by the Sunday Independent .
The Cork company was a key part of the Dolphin Capital property investment scheme that took in more than €1bn from Irish, English and Asian investors over a decade before collapsing last year.
More than 1,800 Irish investors had put a total of €107m in the failed property venture though a network of 144 brokers.
The Sunday Independent has learned that Marc Reilly, who was a shareholder in and director of Dolphin IG, has since become CEO of Europe and Asia at J Streicher Global. The Dubai-based firm is the international investment arm of respected Wall St trading floor broker J Streicher & Co LLC.