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	Pat McDonagh fall/winter 2001 at minimidimaxi.com
		Pat McDonagh’s Fall/Winter 2001 collection did not deviate from the high personal standards that she has set.
		As Pat says, "Designing for fall allows me the opportunity to utilize my favorite themes; Celtic tweeds, riding breeches, earthy knits - legacies of my Irish Heritage." Four people who inspired her with their style were: Mrs.
		Meticulous filaments have always been a feature of Pat McDonagh's design aesthetic, and that is just one element of many that render her style timeless.
	www.minimidimaxi.com /editorials/Canadian_fashion/Ready_to_Wear/fall2001/Pat_McDonagh/index.shtml (205 words)

	Fashion Designer: Pat McDonagh: FALL/WINTER 2005 : MINIMIDIMAXI MAGAZINE
		Pat McDonagh manages to touch all the bases with a concise Fall 2005 collection that solidifies her reputation as the go-to gal for exquisite noblesse.
		We have get-up-and-boogie dresses in the house, ladies and gentlemen: silk chiffon in swirly blue, white and brown patterns, a dizzying dynamic that is heightened by vertiginous bias cuts.
		McDonagh's wispy chiffon dresses are at their best when they have a touch of melancholy, however, like the triple-layered dresses that drop from off-white to ash in all their mawkish faded glory.
	www.minimidimaxi.com /editorials/Canadian_fashion/fall2005/PatM (247 words)

	Market News
		Pat McDonagh, entered into a preference share agreement, pursuant to which he agreed, in certain circumstances, to subscribe for preference shares in the Company, which shares were convertible into ordinary shares, at the discretion of Mr.
		McDonagh abstained, agreed to terminate the Agreement on the basis that Mr.
		McDonagh will lend to the Company the shortfall between the amount of the demand and the amount the Company can pay from its own funds up to a maximum of the limit guaranteed.
	www.ise.ie /app/announcementDetails.asp?ID=1192246 (425 words)

	TheStar.com - News - Dear friends, of a fashion
		Pat is the doyenne of Toronto fashion design, and Edgar used to sleep in the park across from her atelier on Clarence Square.
		Pat, who was working overtime on a wedding dress and filling orders after a recent fashion show, took a moment to talk about their friendship.
		Pat said, "I cooked Christmas dinner for him once but he was nervous because he didn't want to miss his place at the Salvation Army.
	www.thestar.com /printArticle/211125 (905 words)

	Beverly Hills Service Area
		Of the countless agents we have dealt with, Pat & Melody shine in a sea of darkness for their extraordinarily thorough communications and faultless follow-through.
		Pat & Melody dotted every “i” and crossed every “t.” When we brought up items that needed to be investigated, they were on it and back to us with timely and complete answers.
		Not only did you find it, both you and Pat were wherever you needed to be in order for me to be able to make an offer, negotiate the terms and conditions of the purchase, wade through the process of a loan application and finally close an escrow.
	www.patandmelody.com /Servicearea.asp (1148 words)

	Modamag \| Pat McDonagh
		McDonagh was educated in England and Paris in the art of designing.
		McDonagh even managed to nab an award for a shoe, which now resides at the Bata Museum.
		Pat McDonagh Couture can be found in high fashion specialty boutiques across Canada and the United States.
	www.modamag.com /pat.htm (181 words)

	The Eden Project - Tsunami survivor to play charity gig
		Pat McDonagh, of St Austell, Cornwall, a musician and well-known former guide at the Eden Project, lost friends and neighbours when the tidal wave struck Galle, Sri Lanka, where he had been working.
		Pat, 35, a familiar figure in the town where he used to be a busker, is supporting Friends of the South, a charitable association based in Galle, which is now providing water pumps, piping and purification chemicals in response to the emergency.
		Pat suffered cuts to his shins from being hit by debris in the surge.
	www.edenproject.com /about/1825.html (616 words)

	Bradley McGurk - Brand Consultants - We Build Brands: February 2006 - Sunday Business Post: McDonagh to reinvent ...
		Owner Pat McDonagh has brought in branding experts to evaluate the Supermac's offering and help create a more contemporary image for the restaurant chain.
		The revamp comes as McDonagh moves to make his Supermac's debut in Northern Ireland this year where he ultimately plans to add up to 15 new outlets to the Supermac's chain.
		McDonagh said he planned to invest €1 million on the first two makeovers ‘‘and then see how the reaction goes’’.
	www.bradleymcgurk.com /page.jsp?pageid=795 (638 words)

	Fashion Designer: Pat McDonagh SPRING-SUMMER 2003 : MINIMIDIMAXI MAGAZINE
		Pat McDonagh opens spring-summer 2003 with breezy floral-print Monet Impressionism, beautiful hues of lilly, blue and turquoise bedecking chiffon dresses and frock-coats.
		She takes the tragically ornate gothic lace that fl had its way with in Fall '02 and makes it a spring possession, shimmering voluptuously as intimate eveningwear.
		In her busy career dressing royalty (and rock royalty), perhaps Pat McDonagh has overlooked the fact that she has become fashion royalty herself.
	www.minimidimaxi.com /editorials/Canadian_fashion/spring2003/Pat_McDonagh/index.shtml (275 words)

	Newshound: Daily Northern Ireland news catalog - Irish News article
		Pat McDonagh said he has been forced to go into hiding after shots were fired at his Coalisland home last month, narrowly missing his daughters and baby grandchild.
		Mr McDonagh said the threats to his life and the smear campaign had devastated his family and seriously affected his business interests, as he has to live in hiding.
		"Pat should be allowed to continue on with that business without innuendo from unknown sources," he said.
	www.nuzhound.com /articles/irish_news/arts2005/apr30_father_in_hiding.php (468 words)

	Dorchester Reporter, Dorchester MA USA
		Pat's revamped its image a few years ago, moving across the street from its original location.
		Pat's does a lot of extra business during Lent, especially since they have added fish and chips to the menu.
		Pat's end crust is denser and crispier than Hi-Fi's, which is more soft and airy.
	www.dotnews.com /pizzapoll.html (1271 words)

	Toronto L'Oreal Fashion Week Fall Winter 2007
		Pat McDonagh celebrated forty years of high style in a room packed with adoring fans.
		McDonagh designed the collection as an act of cultural resistance to global warming.
		Pat sends models (with her signature hairstyle) dressed like penguins, down the runway in classic gowns and evening suits.
	www.torontostreetfashion.com /fashionevents/tfw_fall07/mcdonagh.html (311 words)

	Fur Council of Canada (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-26)
		Irish born Pat McDonagh first made her mark on the Canadian fashion scene during the initial explosion of the boutique phenomena during the 60's and is regarded as one of the most creative designers in Canada today.
		Pat has also received the "Judy" Award for her contribution in putting Canadian design on an international level and designed an award-winning shoe for the Bata Museum.
		McDonagh's designs are sold in high fashion specialty boutiques across Canada and the United States.
	www.furcouncil.com /english/fashion/designers/mcdonagh.htm (206 words)

	Galway Independent (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-26)
		The Galway multi-millionaire owner of Supermacs, Pat McDonagh, is at the centre of a $66 million dollar lawsuit in the US as a result of a dispute with his former business partner Kevin Blair.
		However, Pat McDonagh withdrew funding from the chain in late 2004 and is trying to get his money back.
		It is understood that Pat McDonagh has been in the witness box giving evidence in the trial for most of the last week.
	www.galwayindependent.com /news/9386.html (289 words)

	Chambers Ireland - Winter 2005- Retailers Crack Down on Crime
		McDonagh also has strong views on handling antisocial behaviour and believes there are other lessons we can learn from the US.
		McDonagh was a natural choice as chair of the new Chambers Ireland council.
		A man who never shies away from bringing big issues to a wider audience, he made the news a couple of years ago when he highlighted how fraudulent insurance claims were costing his company and many other retailers a small fortune.
	www.chambers.ie /index.php?id=373 (944 words)

	Marilyn Brooks Inside Fashion 2007 / 2008
		There was a literal and figurative tribute to March of the Penguins, with models in jet-fl bobs marching down the runway in fl and white eveningwear, and then the penguins polar environment was reflected in metallic pieces paired with plenty of fur.
		The finale grouping, an ode to icebergs (of the oceanic variety as well as the vodka company that sponsored the show), was done in pretty blue windowpane check on cream, as well as in ruffled pieces that cascaded in shades from the palest blue to a deep marine shade.
		McDonagh also designed a limited edition global warming t-shirt, the proceeds of which will go to the World Wildlife Fund.
	www.marilynbrooks.com /pages/InsideFashion/2007FW/FW2007-6.html (490 words)

	Fashion Designer: Pat McDonagh; SPRING/SUMMER 2006 : MINIMIDIMAXI MAGAZINE
		Legendary Canadian designer Pat McDonagh sizzled majestically at Toronto Fashion Week, putting on one of her tightest collections yet for spring-summer 2006.
		Not that we didn't appreciate the fur accents and peacock feathers that have made regular appearances in previous collections of hers, but the relative simplicity here has to be relished.
		A Pat McDonagh collection wouldn't be the same without an A-line dress, and this time it's countrified with a bit of chantilly trim.
	www.minimidimaxi.com /editorials/Canadian_fashion/spring2006/PatM (239 words)

	Claddagh Irish Pubs
		Pat McDonagh, founder and Managing Director of Supermac’s Ireland Ltd, and also founder and partner in the Claddagh Irish Pub Chain in America.
		Having spent five years teaching Pat decided to look at the business world and opened his first outlet in Ballinasloe in 1978, Supermac’s currently employ in excess of 2000 people in both company and franchised units.
		Serving both Irish and American food in a purpose built Irish Pub is now becoming one of the new most successful restaurants in the states, Pat foresees the Claddagh opening in all major cities in the US inside the next five years.
	www.ey.com /global/content.nsf/Ireland_EOY_E/finalists2004-Claddagh (539 words)

	Pat McDonagh (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-26)
		Irish-born Pat McDonagh first made her mark on the Canadian Fashion Scene during the initial explosion of the boutique phenomena during the 60's and is regarded as one of the most creative designers in Canada.
		Pat McDonagh is an award-winning dynamic designer; she is the recipient of the Matinee Foundation Award, The Fashion Industry Lifetime Achievement Award 2003-2004, winner of the Canadian Total Look Awards 2005, and semi-finalist for the International Total Look Awards Monte Carlo 2006, among many others.
		She is a designer who is always a step ahead of the pack, yet never so far ahead that we lose touch with her.
	www.canada.com /topics/lifestyle/fashionweekfall2006/story.html?id=ef970360-a0c4-4823-af3d-450f67efa232&k=94507 (235 words)

	Loyalty leaves on Irish wind - Business Courier of Cincinnati:
		Pat McDonagh might be one of Ireland's richest men, but Tri-State businesses could have trouble reaching into his deep pockets as they try to collect unpaid bills from his Irish-themed restaurant chain.
		In 2001, according to his affidavit, he pitched McDonagh on the concept of establishing a chain of Irish pub-style restaurants in the United States.
		Blair is represented by Dinsmore and Shohl; McDonagh by Taft, Stettinius and Hollister.
	www.bizjournals.com /cincinnati/stories/2006/11/13/story2.html?from_rss=1 (871 words)

	Ireland Curbs 'American Disease' -- Personal-Injury Lawsuits - WSJ.com
		DUBLIN -- Pat McDonagh likes U.S. culture enough that he opened Supermac's, one of the many American-style hamburger joints on Dublin's main thoroughfare, O'Connell Street.
		McDonagh is leading the fight against another U.S. trend that has swept across the Atlantic: personal-injury lawsuits.
		McDonagh has been on a campaign to curb the trend.
	online.wsj.com /article/0,,SB110661371404034739,00.html?mod=todays_us_marketplace (162 words)

	Trustee holds Claddagh's fate - Business Courier of Cincinnati: (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-26)
		McDonagh made his fortune as the founder of an Irish fast-food restaurant chain, Supermacs.
		Blair is a Cleveland-area resident who worked for Supermacs and convinced McDonagh to invest $20 million in the Claddagh chain, founded in 2001.
		As Claddagh's biggest unsecured creditor, McDonagh, who is owed $21 million, may try to buy the company out of bankruptcy, said Tim Hurley, who is McDonagh's attorney and a partner with Taft, Stettinius and Hollister.
	phoenix.bizjournals.com /cincinnati/stories/2007/04/30/story3.html (729 words)

	Reflections at the turn of the Millennium
		Eventually when their instruments arrived from Ireland, there was much discussion over the size of Pat Kelly Snr's fiddle.
		Sadly though, after he died in Paisley in 1959 all trace of the instrument was lost.
		Pat Kelly Jnr is an accomplished fiddler and can still be found playing away in Bundoran.
	www.comhaltas.com /education/Treoir/2000Tr2/Millennium.htm (807 words)

	History - Seagulls Dance
		Pat McDonagh, another member of the Irish Team, played guitar as John Farrelly sang the song.
		Some months later Pat introduced Larry to his friend and fellow gigger John Hurley.
		After a number of meetings it was agreed that John would leave his job at the Bank and work full time on the music and lyrics with some assistance from Pat.
	www.seagullsdance.com /event/1/history.html (173 words)

	Best of Both Worlds
		Enter Pat McDonagh, supremo of homegrown burger chain Supermac's to successfully lead a lobby group for reform, the key component of which is compulsory arbitration for civil damages claims.
		Pat Cox, former president of the European Parliament and one of Ireland's foremost blatherers on matters European, has an opinion piece in Thursday's Wall Street Journal.
		But there are a couple of instances where Pat goes a little too far to write things pleasing to the ears of his American readers.
	bestofbothworlds.blogspot.com /2005_01_01_bestofbothworlds_archive.html (10700 words)

	Fast Food Ireland - Supermacs fast food restaurants Ireland
		Supermac's was founded by Pat McDonagh, the Company's Managing Director and a school teacher by profession.
		After five years of teaching in Kilrickle, Co. Galway, Pat spotted an opportunity in Ireland's quick service restaurant business and decided to pursue it.
		Pat is very much a "hands-on" manager and is highly involved in the day-to-day operation of the company.
	www.supermacs.com /corporate.asp (437 words)

	© The Fermanagh Herald - News Index
		Speaking about Supermac's expansion plans, company founder Pat McDonagh said, "This is a hugely exciting step in the development of Supermac's.
		Referring to Supermac's commitment to source local food produce Pat added, "As a family business founded locally, we pride ourselves in working closely with local suppliers and we are very keen to continue this approach in Northern Ireland.
		Pat McDonagh explained, "We are finding that tailoring our food offer to 'people on the move' – particularly at petrol filling stations – is proving to be increasingly popular.
	www.nwipp-newspapers.com /FH/free/307114246518981.php (508 words)

	Thirdforce PLC - Preference Share Agreement \| Regulatory News \| News \| Hemscott
		McDonagh enters into a new agreement which provides that: - Mr.
		McDonagh shall, between 1 April 2006 and 31 March 2009, pay (either directly or by way of reimbursing the Company) the interest charged to the Company on outstanding loan balances of up to Euro4m; - Mr.
		McDonagh maintains the guarantee of the Company's increased overdraft facility up to a limit of Euro7.5m until 31 March 2009 and up to a limit of Euro5m from then until 31 March 2011; and - In the event that during the period in which Mr.
	www.hemscott.com /news/rna/item.do?newsId=32650341482551 (528 words)

	Juicy Stuff - Articles - Fashion - Toronto’s L’Oreal Fashion Week — Day Four
		The Pat McDonagh show was supposed to start now.
		Pat McDonagh has an established reputation of providing great clothes for those women a little fashion shy.
		But Pat McDonagh’s client is for the woman who is busy and loves Canadian designers but acts like nobody’s grandmother.
	www.juicystuff.ca /modules/AMS/article.php?storyid=140 (1618 words)

	Irish Boxing
		The Boy 1 finals produced some edge of the seat encounters with both Keith Flavin from the Paulstown club in Kilkenny, and Pat McDonagh from the Glen club in Cork, needing countbacks and a judges decision before being declared champions.
		The Jack Shelly (Callan) versus Gerard Whitehouse (Bracken) 48Kg final was also a tremendously exciting affair which Shelly won much to the delight of his supporters who created a tremendous atmosphere inside the Stadium cheering on the Kilkenny ace to the clubs first Irish title in over half a century.
		The 50Kg all Ulster showdown was a high tempo affair right from the first round and never dropped in pace until the final bell after which Kearney was handed a 16-13 decision.
	www.irish-boxing.com /april07/17_April_2007_Amateurs.htm (1042 words)

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