Fionnán Sheahan

I have to mention Sean Rocks.

I spoke to his widow, partner, Catherine Bailey, and that, I'm sorry, that is a horrendous situation.

He pegged for his loyalty.

He pegged for his love of his work.

The fact that he was actually categorised wrong for 16 years.

They're going to have to leave their house on the 13th of July.

That is not a situation that should ever have been allowed to happen.

As an organization, you have a duty of care there.

I'm saying that quite directly.

I've spoken to people who worked with him.

I've spoken to his friends.

And to be honest with you, a lot of people are not happy with how, and it's almost going to be symbolic.

It won't be Derek Mooney will be the symbol because, but his treatment is symbolic of where this organization needs to move to and change.

Hey there, we are Indosport with me, John Molloy.

We cover sport and we have things like this.

Within publican circles, few names carry the same weight or shine as the Chalks.

Led by pub mogul and family patriarch Charlie, the family have amassed a catalogue of some of Ireland's biggest public houses.

But now, a late night incident in a hotel bar involving two of his children has put the Chalk name into the headlines for all the wrong reasons.

With Bill and Alison now facing sentencing over the attack on two innocent men, we ask what this means for Bran Chalk and the lucrative family dynasty.

I'm Fionnain Sheehan, and today on the IndoDaily, I'm joined by senior business journalist at the Irish Independent, John Mulligan, and court reporter David Raleigh to discuss the messy night in question and look back at the rise of Charlie Chalk.