Yeah hes brother Ger was rightly caught during the bust too
That is who I thought owned the pub yeah. He had a big chain of pubs in cork
I donāt know was he on the runā¦ Seems a bit dramatic. He was in and out of the commercial court alright
Mate of mine was working with him at the timeā¦
No. Different Cork pub group. Frankie old man was a sensbile enough fella
Theyāre all sound but stone mad, wouldnt lend them a tenner and expect it back
I donāt know why but I always think of the Moores from Weston when I think of the Clohessysā¦ you know the clan? Skinny and co?
I think skinny was a spark with them.
I donāt recall the same sympathy for Ronan Ryan and Pamela Flood.
The claw was a man of the people. HUGE difference.
I do actually, a good sort, skinny is heavily involved in the munster referees, he does a lot for new refs. The some if not all the closseys were from janesboro originally. The auld lad would have been pals with them back in the day.
The younger lads could play ball but no discipline. Leonard was a tough enough lad, went to Munchins, as did the younger brothers, but they were bauld out.
Didnāt Pamela and Ronan get a great result in the end? The poor Claw has been wiped out.
The Clohessy bros were absolute crocodiles in business. Suspended Ceilings and suspended cheques.
Bankruptcy wonāt knock a jot out of him.
Never like to hear of anyone losing their home.
Tough going in fairness.
People forget about those they owed the money to and welched on.
No one minded seeing Blake and Blaise lose their family home
Havenāt a clue of the circumstances, not nice to see someone lose their home either though, mate.
Fucking banks are a law onto themselves.
Some quality whataboutery from @ChairmanDan and @myboyblue but the Limerick boys reckon he was dodgy and burnt a load of peopleā¦ I know whose side Iām taking hereā¦
That pub chain was still goingprecovid, The Wash, Courthouse, Flannerys, JJ Cow, Mount Oval, Stables and the few more as well .
You high?
You high?
No. Unless Iām being compared to someone in a basement.