Edward Enda Haughey - Revision history

Josh Leeson at 13:09, 25 February 2015

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Josh Leeson at 11:58, 25 February 2015

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Claire Robinson at 22:35, 24 August 2009

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Tom Griffin: Category:Northern Ireland

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Category:Northern Ireland

David at 13:41, 4 May 2008

2008-05-04T13:41:18Z

David: /* Landholdings */

2008-04-23T16:05:20Z

Landholdings

David: /* Affiliations */

2008-04-23T16:03:05Z

Affiliations

David: /* 12(e) Remunerated directorships /

2008-04-23T15:50:04Z

*12(e) Remunerated directorships

David at 21:14, 22 April 2008

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−	[[Category:Northern Ireland\|Haughey, Edward Enda]]	+	[[Category:Northern Ireland\|Haughey, Edward Enda]] [[Category:Conservative Party Donors\|Haughey, Edward Enda]]

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 Haughey had previously donated several million pounds to the Conservatives and had also been associated with the Republic of Ireland's [[Fianna Fáil]] party.
-==Conservative Party donations===
+==Conservative Party donations==
-Haughey is a member of [[The Leader's Group]], an elite [[Conservative Party]] supporter group which enables donors to secure access to leading party members and the prime minister through an annual membership fee of £50,000.<ref> Conservative Party, [https://www.conservatives.com/donate/~/media/files/downloadable%20files/donors/q22012.ashx The Leader's Group guests 2012 quarter 2], accessed 25 February 2015 </ref>
+Haughey is a member of [[The Leader's Group]], an elite [[Conservative Party]] supporter group which enables donors to secure access to leading party members and the prime minister. Its annual membership fee is £50,000.<ref> Conservative Party, [https://www.conservatives.com/donate/~/media/files/downloadable%20files/donors/q22012.ashx The Leader's Group guests 2012 quarter 2], accessed 25 February 2015 </ref>
 ==Affiliations==
 *[[Forum for Peace and Reconciliation]] 1996-,
 *[[British-Irish Inter-Parliamentary Body]] 1997-

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	Haughey had previously donated several million pounds to the Conservatives and had also been associated with the Republic of Ireland's [[Fianna Fáil]] party.		Haughey had previously donated several million pounds to the Conservatives and had also been associated with the Republic of Ireland's [[Fianna Fáil]] party.
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		+	==Conservative Party donations===
		+	Haughey is a member of [[The Leader's Group]], an elite [[Conservative Party]] supporter group which enables donors to secure access to leading party members and the prime minister through an annual membership fee of £50,000.<ref> Conservative Party, [https://www.conservatives.com/donate/~/media/files/downloadable%20files/donors/q22012.ashx The Leader's Group guests 2012 quarter 2], accessed 25 February 2015 </ref>

	==Affiliations==		==Affiliations==

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−	Haughey (b. 5 January 1944) is a businessman and politician. With an estimated personal wealth of £350m, he is the 2nd richest person in Northern Ireland, 7th richest in Ireland and the 174th richest person in the United Kingdom.<ref>Ref needed</ref>	+	{{Template:Northern_Ireland_badge}}
		+	[[Edward Enda Haughey]] (b. 5 January 1944) is a businessman and politician. With an estimated personal wealth of £350m, he is the 2nd richest person in Northern Ireland, 7th richest in Ireland and the 174th richest person in the United Kingdom.<ref>Ref needed</ref>

	Haughey was nominated to the [[Seanad Éireann\|Irish senate]] by the then Taoiseach, [[Albert Reynolds]], in 1994, and nominated again by [[Bertie Ahern]] in 1997. He has been a member of the [[Forum for Peace and Reconciliation]] and the [[British-Irish Inter-Parliamentary Body]] since [[1997]]. In 2004, Haughey was made a life peer as Baron Ballyedmond of Mourne in the County of Down and sat in the British [[House of Lords]] on behalf of the [[Ulster Unionist Party]], before switching to the [[Conservative Party (UK)\|Conservative Party]]<ref>[http://conservativesni.wordpress.com/2007/06/19/another-lords-defection/ Another Lords Defection ]« ConservativesNI.com</ref>.		Haughey was nominated to the [[Seanad Éireann\|Irish senate]] by the then Taoiseach, [[Albert Reynolds]], in 1994, and nominated again by [[Bertie Ahern]] in 1997. He has been a member of the [[Forum for Peace and Reconciliation]] and the [[British-Irish Inter-Parliamentary Body]] since [[1997]]. In 2004, Haughey was made a life peer as Baron Ballyedmond of Mourne in the County of Down and sat in the British [[House of Lords]] on behalf of the [[Ulster Unionist Party]], before switching to the [[Conservative Party (UK)\|Conservative Party]]<ref>[http://conservativesni.wordpress.com/2007/06/19/another-lords-defection/ Another Lords Defection ]« ConservativesNI.com</ref>.

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 Haughey (b. 5 January 1944) is a businessman and politician. With an estimated personal wealth of £350m, he is the 2nd richest person in Northern Ireland, 7th richest in Ireland and the 174th richest person in the United Kingdom.<ref>Ref needed</ref>
-Haughey was nominated to the [[Seanad Éireann|Irish senate]] by the then Taoiseach, [[Albert Reynolds]], in 1994, and nominated again by [[Bertie Ahern]] in 1997. He has been a member of the [[Forum for Peace and Reconciliation]] and the [[British-Irish Inter-Parliamentary Body]] since [[1997]]. In 2004]], Haughey was made a life peer as Baron Ballyedmond of Mourne in the County of Down and sat in the British [[House of Lords]] on behalf of the [[Ulster Unionist Party]], before switching to the [[Conservative Party (UK)|Conservative Party]]<ref>[http://conservativesni.wordpress.com/2007/06/19/another-lords-defection/ Another Lords Defection ]« ConservativesNI.com</ref>.
+Haughey was nominated to the [[Seanad Éireann|Irish senate]] by the then Taoiseach, [[Albert Reynolds]], in 1994, and nominated again by [[Bertie Ahern]] in 1997. He has been a member of the [[Forum for Peace and Reconciliation]] and the [[British-Irish Inter-Parliamentary Body]] since [[1997]]. In 2004, Haughey was made a life peer as Baron Ballyedmond of Mourne in the County of Down and sat in the British [[House of Lords]] on behalf of the [[Ulster Unionist Party]], before switching to the [[Conservative Party (UK)|Conservative Party]]<ref>[http://conservativesni.wordpress.com/2007/06/19/another-lords-defection/ Another Lords Defection ]« ConservativesNI.com</ref>.
 Haughey had previously donated several million pounds to the Conservatives and had also been associated with the Republic of Ireland's [[Fianna Fáil]] party.
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 ==Notes==
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−	Haughey is ~~known~~ as Baron Ballyedmond, of Mourne in the County of Down in the [[House of Lords]] ~~which he joined in 2004~~	+	Haughey (b. 5 January 1944) is a businessman and politician. With an estimated personal wealth of £350m, he is the 2nd richest person in Northern Ireland, 7th richest in Ireland and the 174th richest person in the United Kingdom.<ref>Ref needed</ref>
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		+	Haughey was nominated to the [[Seanad Éireann\|Irish senate]] by the then Taoiseach, [[Albert Reynolds]], in 1994, and nominated again by [[Bertie Ahern]] in 1997. He has been a member of the [[Forum for Peace and Reconciliation]] and the [[British-Irish Inter-Parliamentary Body]] since [[1997]]. In 2004]], Haughey was made a life peer as Baron Ballyedmond of Mourne in the County of Down and sat in the British [[House of Lords]] on behalf of the [[Ulster Unionist Party]], before switching to the [[Conservative Party (UK)\|Conservative Party]]<ref>[http://conservativesni.wordpress.com/2007/06/19/another-lords-defection/ Another Lords Defection ]« ConservativesNI.com</ref>.
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		+	Haughey had previously donated several million pounds to the Conservatives and had also been associated with the Republic of Ireland's [[Fianna Fáil]] party.
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	==Affiliations==		==Affiliations==

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 === Landholdings===
-Land includes Corby Castle estate, Cumbria, 2000 acres
+Land includes
-Ballyedmond Castle, Northern Ireland, 600 acres
+*Corby Castle estate, Cumbria, 2000 acres
-Gillingham Hall and land, Norfolk
+*Ballyedmond Castle, Northern Ireland, 600 acres
-Land in the Irish Republic, 400 acres
+*Gillingham Hall and land, Norfolk
-islands in Lake Victoria, Uganda
+*Land in the Irish Republic, 400 acres
-No 9 [[Belgrave Square]], London
+*2 islands in Lake Victoria, Uganda
-No 7 [[West Halkin Street]], London
+*No 9 [[Belgrave Square]], London
-No 64 Fitzwilliam Square, Dublin
+*No 7 [[West Halkin Street]], London
-Villa in Cannes, South of France
+*No 64 Fitzwilliam Square, Dublin
 ===15(a)  Membership of public bodies===

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 *[[British-Irish Inter-Parliamentary Body]] 1997-
 *[[Northern Ireland Assembly and Business Trust]]
-===*12(e)  Remunerated directorships===
+=== Remunerated directorships===
 [[Norbrook Laboratories Limited]] (pharmaceutical manufacture and distribution)
 [[Norbrook Manufacturing Limited]] (pharmaceutical manufacture and distribution)
-===*12(g)  Controlling shareholdings===
+===Controlling shareholdings===
-            Norbrook Laboratories Limited and Subsidiary Companies
+*[[Norbrook Laboratories Limited]] and Subsidiary Companies
-            Norbrook Holdings Limited and Subsidiary Companies
+*[[Norbrook Holdings Limited]] and Subsidiary Companies
-            Haughey Airports Limited (Airport Operator)
+*[[Haughey Airports Limited]] (Airport Operator)
-            Haughey Air Limited (Air Transport Company)
+*[[Haughey Air Limited]] (Air Transport Company)
-===*13(b)  Landholdings===
+=== Landholdings===
-            Land includes Corby Castle estate, Cumbria, 2000 acres
+Land includes Corby Castle estate, Cumbria, 2000 acres
-            Ballyedmond Castle, Northern Ireland, 600 acres
+Ballyedmond Castle, Northern Ireland, 600 acres
-            Gillingham Hall and land, Norfolk
+Gillingham Hall and land, Norfolk
-            Land in the Irish Republic, 400 acres
+Land in the Irish Republic, 400 acres
 islands in Lake Victoria, Uganda
-            No 9 Belgrave Square, London
+No 9 [[Belgrave Square]], London
-            No 7 West Halkin Street, London
+No 7 [[West Halkin Street]], London
-            No 64 Fitzwilliam Square, Dublin
+No 64 Fitzwilliam Square, Dublin
-            Villa in Cannes, South of France
+Villa in Cannes, South of France
 ===15(a)  Membership of public bodies===
-            Hon Fellow of the Royal College of Surgeons in Ireland and Chairman of Development Board School of Pharmacy
+Trustee of the [[Royal College of Veterinary Surgeons]], London<ref>http://www.publications.parliament.uk/pa/ld/ldreg/reg05.htm</ref>
 ==Notes==
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