Denis O’Brien
Denis O’Brien is an Irish businessman and the founder of Digicel, a telecommunications company that operates in several Caribbean and Pacific nations. O’Brien has been a significant figure in the telecommunications industry and has faced scrutiny over Digicel's compliance with foreign bribery laws, particularly following a voluntary disclosure to the US Department of Justice regarding potential violations of the Foreign Corrupt Practices Act.
Born on Apr 19, 1968 (58 years old)
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Ireland:
Denis O’Brien was involved in a €342 million deal for the Beacon hospital.
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Ireland:
Denis O’Brien was said to have enjoyed a round table meeting with Trump on arrival.
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Ireland:
Denis O’Brien was among the guests in attendance at the event.
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Ireland:
He was the presiding judge in several high-profile defamation cases, including the failed action by businessman Denis O’Brien against The Sunday Business Post.
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Ireland:
Denis O’Brien is mentioned in relation to a past property sale on Raglan Road.
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Ireland:
Denis O’Brien’s appeal over a defamation award has been struck out.
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Ireland:
Denis O'Brien was mentioned in the context of the Phoenix magazine's reporting on wealthy individuals.
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Ireland:
Denis O'Brien's house on Raglan Road sold for €10.4 million after being involved in a notable tax case.
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Ireland:
Kevin Phelan acted as a land agent for businessman Denis O’Brien in property deals.
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New Zealand:
O’Brien is a familiar name in New Zealand business, especially in the media industry.
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