Sean Pollock
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301 appearances
3 recordings
1 series
first heard Jul 2026
last heard 14 Sep
Sean Pollock’s voice in public audio — every appearance, attributed to the second.
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So Sean Quinn has released a three-part podcast called The Quinn Files.
And it really it's him now getting to in his view express his side of the argument.
He refers to it throughout the podcast, and especially in the first F episode, that this is him trying to challenge the narrative that his corporate downfall was in quotes all Sean Quinn's fault.
He says he's doing this because he wants to leave a record out there for his competition.
grandkids and his supporters, who he he refers to um throughout the first episode certainly, that he's a decent man, a good businessman, and as he repeatedly claims, that his business was taken from him illegally, Sean Quinn throughout the piece comes across as is a very, very aggrieved, as we all know and he has made no secret of throughout the years.
Sean Kunz for?
He's blaming pretty much everyone else that he can blame.
And then episode one, he really kind of goes into his long-standing grievances that he's had with the Irish government of the time, the financial regulators and Anglo-Irish Bank.
But he really gets kind of gets stuck into the weeds of his argument in the first episode and and and really kind of brings that out quite strongly.
He makes some serious allegations regarding Anglo-Irish Bank and
The contract for difference loans that ultimately led to his downfall, as we've discussed, when the share price fell at Anglo, the contract for differences meant that he was left nursing massive losses that ultimately cost him his business empire.
Probably one of the most interesting parts of when he talks about his experiences with Anglo and what happened, he does kind of reflect on it and talk about his regrets for being the person that pushed by the angle.
Anglo shares and and he adds that I'm the man that was wrong.
Now Liam
Prison life.
Sean Quinn actually talks about his time in Mountjoy Prison.
He was sent in there in November twenty twelve for contempt of court.
This was related to allegations of a plan to put his family's five hundred million euro property empire beyond the reach of the IBRC, former Anglo Irish Bank and Irish Nationwide Building Society.
But he talks openly about his time behind bars across episodes two and three of
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