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Brian D'Arcy

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141:(once Ireland's richest billionaire) and his family in their court battles with the Irish state. D'Arcy, entirely consistent with his populist tendencies spoke at a rally in July 2012 in protest against the High Court finding Sean Quinn Jnr and his cousin Peter Darragh Quinn in contempt of court for not complying with its order to produce the €451 million they had moved out of the state while owing it to the state. While Seán Jnr served his prison time, Peter Quinn (who was found in contempt on the basis of evidence including a video-tape of him in the Ukraine detailing the crime) became a fugitive: in 2013 the High Court found Peter Quinn (in absentia) personally liable to repay €145 million of the money he illegally put out of reach of his creditors. 245:, D'Arcy accused the Vatican of hiding behind legal procedures in not dealing with allegations of child abuse within the church. Following the report's publication, he has called for a radical re-formation of the church's structures and resignations of high-ranking figures within the Irish Catholic Church. 845: 870: 424: 262: 115:
In his early years as a priest, D'Arcy took it on himself to become acquainted with the showbusiness community in Dublin, visiting dancehalls seven nights a week and apparently hearing
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from musicians and fans alike, a role he later described as being like 'an unofficial chaplain'. Such was his fame during this period that he reportedly became the inspiration for
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footballer in his youth. His primary education was in a local school while his secondary education was in the
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in County Fermanagh. His father Hugh worked at Enniskillen railway station and had been a notable
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at the Passionist monastery in Enniskillen. A year later he was transferred to Mount Argus in
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Irish priest, writer, newspaper columnist, broadcaster, and preacher (born 1945)
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D'Arcy has publicly opposed the existing disciplinary norms regarding
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He was sexually abused while a student priest by a fellow Passionist.
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D'Arcy hosts a weekly radio programme each Sunday afternoon on
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D'Arcy hosts a weekly radio programme each Sunday afternoon on
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People educated at Christian Brothers Grammar School, Omagh
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as one of the contributors talking about radio presenter
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would succeed him. He left the show on 29 January 2012.
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People educated at St Michael's College, Enniskillen
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Brian D'Arcy: Senior Church figures should step down
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He accepted an OBE in June 2019. 167:Since July 1976 he has written the 866:Broadcasters from County Fermanagh 715:University of Ulster, 30 June 2009 481:"Priest resigns over relationship" 14: 319:, (Sliabh Bán Productions, 2006, 144:D'Arcy was a long-term friend of 79:St Michael's College, Enniskillen 61:D'Arcy grew up in the village of 201:On 30 December 2021, he joined 28:(born 1 June 1945) is an Irish 73:. Having successfully sat the 1: 826:Writers from County Fermanagh 530:The Irish Times, 30 July 2012 241:After the publication of the 237:Response to the Murphy Report 123:'s character, Father Trendy. 104:a priest in December 1969. 67:Gaelic Athletic Association 887: 836:Roman Catholic dissidents 711:29 September 2011 at the 610:27 September 2007 at the 219:Wogan: Now You're Talking 769:Sunday with Brian D'Arcy 57:Early life and education 47:A Little Bit of Religion 746:2 December 2009 at the 51:A Little Bit of Healing 791:BBC Radio 2 presenters 605:Link to recent article 184:on the long-standing 83:scholastic philosophy 231:University of Ulster 681:. 30 December 2021. 659:on 26 November 2017 442:A Different Journey 412:A Different Journey 400:A Different Journey 388:A Different Journey 373:A Different Journey 361:A Different Journey 349:A Different Journey 337:A Different Journey 317:A Different Journey 196:Diane-Louise Jordan 81:. 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CP
OBE
Passionist
priest
BBC Radio Ulster
Bellanaleck
Gaelic Athletic Association
Christian Brothers Grammar School, Omagh
11-plus
St Michael's College, Enniskillen
scholastic philosophy
UCD
novice
Dublin
ordained
confessions
Dermot Morgan
clerical celibacy
married priests
Seán Quinn
BBC Radio 2
Terry Wogan
BBC Radio Ulster
Sunday World
Roger Royle
BBC Radio 2
Sunday Half Hour
Diane-Louise Jordan
Tony Blackburn
Alan Dedicoat

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