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Top 20 quotes from Denis O’Brien

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ABOUT DENIS O’BRIEN

Denis O’Brien has an estimated net worth of $6.9 billion as of May 2015, according to

Forbes. All this wealth is believed to have come from his long term commitment in

business activities that have made him rich.

Denis O’Brien owns the Digicel telecommunication, a firm which operates with

mobile networks in the Caribbean, the pacific islands and Central America. This is

one of the sources of his net worth. Additionally, he is a renowned investor in many

areas of business where he owns a lot of radio stations in Europe as well as owning

an aircraft company, the Aergo Capital limited which is an international flight

company with offices in most parts of the world.

Source: http://www.therichest.com/

Denis O’Brien

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Maybe I am old- fashioned but I operate on

the basis that a client’s relationship with its

bank is at all times confidential

Denis O’Brien

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I had been a customer of Anglo Irish bank

since 1990. It was a very good relationship. I

had always repaid my loans and all interest

and met all my promises and undertakings. I

was a performing borrower paying a full

margin.

Denis O’Brien

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For me this was an intrusion too far. Over the

past several years, some of the media in

Ireland has become more and more vicious

and invasive and this was a deliberate attempt

to misrepresent my personal banking

relationship.

Denis O’Brien

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Where would we be in Ireland if four million

people had to make public all their banking

relationships?

Denis O’Brien

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It has been suggested that my banking affairs are of

public interest. I refute that. Where does public

interest begin or end? I am a private citizen. Can I

presume my medical records will be sought, twisted

and turned for public consumption next, just as

happened with my wife’s medical records at the

Moriarty tribunal in 2002?

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Deputy Murphy mysteriously obtained copies of the

same or other files in the intervening period. Since

then, she has repeatedly made erroneous and

untruthful statements about my banking relationship.

Deputy Murphy has used the files to attempt to

damage me and to gain notoriety and political

advantage for herself.

Denis O’Brien

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I agree that Dáil privilege is an important

component of our democracy; however, there

is a parallel duty of care on the TDs and

Senators to use this privilege with integrity

under the guidance of the Ceann Comhairle.

Denis O’Brien

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Fianna Fáil leader Micheál Martin has been

particularly strident in support of Dáil privilege.

Politicians are elected by the public. Would

the Fianna Fáil leader like to lead the way and

encourage all Fianna Fáil TDs to make public

their banking files since 1990 to RTÉ and then

have them distorted?

Denis O’Brien

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They need to be taken with a grain of salt. He

worked for months for the Moriarty tribunal for free

and never sent them a bill. Also, he was on a long-

term retainer from Independent News & Media and

Tony O’Reilly for many years. He always has

something to say about me but underlying

everything you have to look at his agenda, which he

always fails to declare.

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What I find curious is that Deputy Martin would lambaste

Sinn Féin TD Mary Lou McDonald for releasing the names of

individuals wrongly associated with the Ansbacher tax-

avoidance scheme. I have never seen the Fianna Fáil

leader as animated as he shot from both barrels last

December in the Dáil at Deputy McDonald over the totally

unacceptable releasing of alleged “Ansbacher names” of

former cabinet and Fianna Fáil colleagues. I have real

sympathy for those named.

Denis O’Brien

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I decided to buy a number of companies to

keep some of them Irish, to preserve and grow

employment and to seek opportunities for

these businesses to develop in Ireland and

overseas. To be categorical, we have nothing

to hide and would welcome an early review of

this.

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I took a decision that Digicel would repatriate

its cash deposits from US banks amounting to

more than $600 million and place them with

two Irish banks as a vote of confidence. I

wanted to make a significant financial gesture

of support at home. This was to show solidarity

with Ireland.

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I have never experienced the level of abuse, venom

and hatred resulting from taking a stand to protect

privacy in relation to my financial affairs. Over time I

do really hope that the anger and nastiness which

fuels the current discord will abate and be replaced

by a positive and constructive outlook for the

country. I will always be proud to be Irish, optimistic

and a republican with a small ‘r’.

Denis O’Brien

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By subsidiarity is meant the principle that responsibilities should be

devolved to the lowest viable level – the individual if possible. This

stems directly from the Christian concept that the individual is of

overriding importance because the individual is unique, born with free

will, and is of infi nite value to God. The principle of subsidiarity is

therefore rooted in a Christian understanding of the nature of the

human person made in the image of God. By solidarity is meant the

idea that no man is an island, and that mankind has the need and

duty to bind together in common action to achieve aims that cannot

be achieved by single individuals. Subsidiarity then requires that the

smallest possible level of communality necessary to achieve a

particular end should be employed. Action at state level is essentially

a last resort.

Denis O’Brien

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Our customers count on us to keep the lights

on and the natural gas flowing, no matter if it's

90 degrees or 9 degrees outside. That is a

responsibility that we take very seriously. These

investments enable us to keep those promises

and deliver quality service to our customers.

Denis O’Brien

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Just about every major index of performance

has improved.

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Our speed to market and ability to create

brand loyalty is key to our success in the

region. We deliver extensive network quality

and focus on our customers' needs, while

providing superior support that exceeds their

expectations.

Denis O’Brien

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It's going to be a dog fight. And we're open to

it.

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