Buckle up.
Saw him only a couple of weeks ago. He looked as hale and dapper as ever. I suppose we can draw a line under the Celtic Tiger era now.
The great New Zealand rugby hooker and captain or the disgraced banker?
RIP Sean Fitz.
Whatever about his business sins, at least he stayed and faced the music, unlike others who ran and are still running.
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Interesting week for the Quinner with the Lunney trial, the Streisand effect headlines the lavish lifestyle of the offspring and now his old mucker Seanie kicks the bucket.
He was brilliant in Blue Velvet. Here’s to Ben R.I.P.
Faced his sins?
Ah here.
He transferred assets to the missus, claimed bankruptcy so he wouldn’t have to pay his debts, walked into the courts with taxpayer funded legal aid laughing at us.
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Yeah a tin whistle was the extent of the it instead of the full percussion section he’d get for life in most countries
Ah why did u bite. The cap doffers loved the likes of Seanie.
Thats some very light touch reporting of what he did, he’d appreciate that.
My thoughts are with The Drummer at this difficult time.
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I don’t recall the specifics but I don’t think Seanie transferred anything. His wife was entitled to certain assets under family law.
The TFK Misogynists are out in force today - how could a woman be entitled to anything.
We all partied
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The rugby player is Sean Fitzpatrick.
The banker was Sean FitzPatrick.
Very important difference.
Mr. FitzPatrick went for the extra capital when spelling his name, unlike in his banking career, which foundered on lack of capital.
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What did you make of his carry on with the auditors?
Ah sure look, not great but it wasn’t the cause of the GFC.
Tenuous.
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Every now and then you get a glimmer … The double barrel surname discussion on another thread really exposed a lot misogynists…no consideration given to the idea of a woman wanting to keep her surname after marriage …
to the tune of 6m?
then theres the question as to whether or not these assets were the proceeds of seanie’s malfeasance