*A warning, today's episode contains details of child sexual abuse which listeners may find upsetting*

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Bill Kenneally sat in a committee room in Dublin this week, smirking and chuckling. He did so as victims and their families heard evidence of hundreds of horrific sex crimes he perpetrated over several years. Colin Power, a survivor of Kenneally’s abuse, discusses how one of Ireland’s most infamous paedophiles refuses to accept he ruined the lives of his victims.

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Host: Fionnán Sheahan; Guests: Colin Power and Catherine Fegan

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Bill Kenneally sat in a committee room in Dublin this week, smirking and chuckling. He did so as victims and their families heard evidence of hundreds of horrific sex crimes he perpetrated over several years. Colin Power, a survivor of Kenneally’s abuse, discusses how one of Ireland’s most infamous paedophiles refuses to accept he ruined the lives of his victims.
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Host: Fionnán Sheahan; Guests: Colin Power and Catherine Fegan
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'He admitted tying boys to trees’ – survivor of Bill Kenneally hits out at ‘delusional’ paedophile

Through his Press Up group, Paddy McKillen Jr built one of Ireland’s biggest hospitality empires, employing thousands of people across dozens of venues. The son of billionaire property developer Paddy McKillen Sr, he appeared to be building a formidable legacy of his own.  But last week, the High Court heard he had just €270 in a Revolut account, against liabilities of almost €28 million. So, how did it all unravel, and could he ever build again? 

Today on The Indo Daily, Fionnán Sheahan is joined by the Irish Independent’s Shane Phelan and John Burns to explore how Paddy McKillen Jr’s business empire came apart, and what might come next. 

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Through his Press Up group, Paddy McKillen Jr built one of Ireland’s biggest hospitality empires, employing thousands of people across dozens of venues. The son of billionaire property developer Paddy McKillen Sr, he appeared to be building a formidable legacy of his own. &nbsp;But last week, the High Court heard he had just €270 in a Revolut account, against liabilities of almost €28 million. So, how did it all unravel, and could he ever build again?&nbsp;
Today on The Indo Daily, Fionnán Sheahan is joined by the Irish Independent’s Shane Phelan and John Burns to explore how Paddy McKillen Jr’s business empire came apart, and what might come next.&nbsp;
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How Paddy McKillen Jr went from king of Irish nightlife to €270 in the bank

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With energy prices in turmoil, unfulfilled promises on childcare, soaring house prices and trade unions threatening strike action, expectations are building ahead of next Tuesday's announcement.

On today’s Indo Daily, Tessa Fleming is joined by political correspondent with the Irish Independent Aisling Moloney to examine how far the Government will go, what is off the table, and who, if anybody, could be in for a windfall.

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Everyone wants a piece of the budget pie – so what will Budget 2027 do for you?
With energy prices in turmoil, unfulfilled promises on childcare, soaring house prices and trade unions threatening strike action, expectations are building ahead of next Tuesday's announcement.
On today’s Indo Daily, Tessa Fleming is joined by political correspondent with the Irish Independent Aisling Moloney to examine how far the Government will go, what is off the table, and who, if anybody, could be in for a windfall.
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Today’s Indo Daily is brought to you by our sister podcast, Indo Sport. Irish Independent soccer correspondent Dan McDonnell joined the team to discuss the FAI’s appearance before the Oireachtas. Among the issues raised at Leinster House were safeguarding and governance, including the fallout surrounding Ireland’s recent match against Israel.
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'He admitted tying boys to trees’ – survivor of Bill Kenneally hits out at ‘delusional’ paedophile

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