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Pictures: James Reilly's name on the Stubbs Gazette defaulters' list

The Health Minister’s name has appeared in the magazine published today, causing much controversy as a result.

IT WAS REVEALED today that the Health Minister James Reilly’s name is appearing on the defaulters’ list published in the Stubbs Gazette.

The issue has caused considerable controversy with the Minister now likely to make a statement in the Dáil tomorrow in relation to his failure so far to comply with a High Court order regarding the €1.9 million purchase of a nursing home with four other investors.

A monthly business magazine with a cover price of just under €9, Stubbs Gazette has been published continiously since 1836 and has, according to its own website, become recognised as the “reliable and comprehensive source of information that may be determined about companies”.

Its managing director James Treacy said today that publication of the Minister’s name would likely have a a “very detrimental impact” on his reputation.

And here’s what that entry on the defaulters list looks like. It is believed to be the first time ever that a sitting cabinet minister has appeared on such a list:

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    Oct 4th 2012, 4:32 PM

    What’s with all the weapons being found lately? Are people preparing for the Zombie Apocolypse?

    Well done Gardai.

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    Oct 5th 2012, 5:19 AM

    Rifles and blades would be of more use when that comes then pipe bombs.

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    Oct 4th 2012, 4:18 PM

    Sh!t just got real!

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    Oct 4th 2012, 5:24 PM

    So the Sh1t has hit the Pan.

    I’ll join you with me coat!

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    Oct 4th 2012, 4:41 PM

    Darndale or Donaghmede? Radio earlier said the halting site in Darndale.

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    Oct 4th 2012, 9:54 PM

    the gaurds were outside the halting site this morning at 8am in donaghmede. about a km before the Hilton hotel

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    Oct 4th 2012, 6:52 PM

    The correct story compliments of RTE.

    A man in his 20s has been arrested as part of an investigation into a series of pipe bomb attacks in Dublin.

    The man was arrested after garda searches near a halting site in Darndale.

    Two pipe bombs were recovered, along with a number of firearms and a quantity of ammunition.

    The Army Bomb Disposal Team and more than 80 uniformed and armed gardaí are involved in the ongoing operation.

    The searches follow on from pipe bomb attacks in the Coolock and Rivermount areas last Thursday and Friday.

    Gardaí believe the attacks are linked to the ongoing feud between criminal gangs and the Real IRA.

    The man arrested is being detained at Coolock Garda Station.

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    Oct 4th 2012, 6:27 PM

    There is a Tara Lawn in Darndale and a Tara Lawns in Donaghmede, this definitely did not occurr in Donaghmede

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    Oct 4th 2012, 5:38 PM

    they raided a halting site in darndale thismorning and forms a load of guns and pipe bombs put money this in donaghmede is something to do with it

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    Oct 4th 2012, 10:10 PM

    just to clarify, there is no halting site in darndale!!!

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    Oct 4th 2012, 5:38 PM

    they raided a halting site in darndale thismorning and found a load of guns and pipe bombs put money this in donaghmede is something to do with it

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