Dela is a good man.
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Usually big companies have an expense policy that specifies what can and cannot be put on the card and claimed. They are usually intended for business related expenses.
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As have I. Itās excellent in fairness.
Always handy information to have in the drawer.
The FAI are believed to have approached Rody Molloy, Angela Kerins and Paul Kelly with a view to taking over as full-time CEO.
Paul Kiely runs a good ship too.
Ivor Callely must be waiting on the call from the FAI. He would be a perfect fit for them.
Itās very sad seeing Ewan McKenna taking such you out of destroying a manās livelihood. Dela didnāt murder anyone ffs.
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Mark Tighe has done Dela a service here shining a light on his bulimia and binge eating.
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Ok guys, I think we should wait for the full story and context here rather than the word of some gutter journalist.
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Yes itās unfortunate Dela has been advised by his lawyer that he canāt explain any of these expenses.
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The soccer crowd are at rubby levels of sweep sweep today.
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The Sunday Times, the paper of record
The soccer crowd are in a whole other league for sweeping.
I assume all those pints John bought for the Shoes off for the Boys in Green brigade were put on the company credit card.
Apparently Ewan McKenna had all the info a few months back the Sunday Times had but of course didnāt produce it in copy 
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A campaign should be started to get a testimonial match organised for Delaney. Looks like he is short a few quid.
Mark Tighe is a gutter journalist.
They must have held the story about the floodlights supplier for junior soccer grounds and telephone masts.