"Businessman Noel Tynan loaned DJ Carey €10,000 for what he claimed was life-saving cancer treatment in America. Mr Tynan tells us the moment he realised that the hurling legend had been lying to him about his health. But how did DJ's stories about his health make it into the mainstream media? The Irish Independent's Amy Molloy explains how "that now infamous picture" that apparently shows DJ Carey with a phone charger shoved up his nose, held together with a sticking plaster, shocked the nation."
"Today on the Indo Daily we conclude our DJ Carey series and look at how his lies finally caught up with him, but there would be a last-minute twist to the story that nobody saw coming. Kevin Doyle is joined by the Irish Independent's Amy Molly, Niamh Horan and Colm Hayes, and by the owner of The Celt Bar, Noel Tynan, to look at the fall of DJ Carey and ask, what will be the legacy of this former GAA superstar?"
Noel Tynan loaned DJ Carey €10,000 for alleged life-saving cancer treatment in America. Tynan later realised that Carey had been lying about his health. A photograph apparently showing Carey with a phone charger shoved up his nose, held with a sticking plaster, provoked national shock and propelled the stories into mainstream media. Former partner Sarah Newman discovered aspects of the deception amid growing scrutiny. The Indo Daily concluded the DJ Carey series by tracing how the lies caught up with him and noting an unexpected last-minute twist, while a panel examined his fall and legacy.
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