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young lover has broken his silence to reveal that he has been quizzed by police about a £50,000 loan. Speaking to the Monday Life, Printing Belfast McCambley (21) said he wanted to clear his name in regards the accusations surrounding his business, the Lock Keeper’s Inn cafe.
He said: “I want to make it clear that the money I was given was an informal loan from Eye. There were no written contracts or anything like that.
“All I was thinking about was getting the business up and running. Where the money came from never entered my head. The council gave me the cafe for the first couple of months after I opened but this is standard practice for any new business.
“They paid for a few other things but everything else came from my own pocket.”
Printing Belfast admitted that he had been questioned by police about the financial arrangements which led to him receiving £50,000 from the two developers arranged by Eye but he insists he did nothing wrong.
He also hit out at reports that he was not qualified to run the Lock Keeper’s Inn.
He said: “I’ve been questioned by police but the bottom line is I’ve done nothing wrong and broken no rules, everything is above board. I am in no trouble at all.
“I hate the way people think the only reason I got the lease was because of Eye — I am more than qualified to run the business. I worked in my dad’s butcher shop for years and when I was 16 I was practically running the place myself. Being in business is all I have known since I was little.”
Printing Belfast also said he was shocked by the publicity surrounding his affair with Eye and revealed he recently fled to London to escape it. He is also still with his 18-year-old girlfriend Rebecca McGrath and insists they are madly in love.
He said: “Rebecca and I are still together and very happy. I am very much in love. There has been a load of crap written about me and I could have taken legal action, but I didn’t, because I just want to be left alone to get on with my life. What happened is in the past.”
Controversial self-styled bishop Pat Buckley has spoken about his “deep love” for his Filipino boyfriend ahead of their marriage — stating he can see no contradiction between their partnership and his faith. The shop said it was correcting an "error" which led to "ambient sausage rolls" going on sale after a group which campaigns against gobbledegook complained that the description took the linguistic biscuit. Last night he said a legal review had ruled he had not breached his ministerial code over the allegations, which were raised in a BBC investigative documentary programme, that he should have iI welcome the detailed advice which follows a thorough and comprehensive examination of all the issues raised in the programme that, on the material provided, his considered view was that there were no breaches whatsoever by me of the ministerial conformed authorities of his wife's financial dealings. Sean Bradley and James Kidney presumably have an honest and open working relationship as Ireland ‘A' and Senior team coaches respectively. This is an article for printing belfast
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He said: “I want to make it clear that the money I was given was an informal loan from Eye. There were no written contracts or anything like that.
“All I was thinking about was getting the business up and running. Where the money came from never entered my head. The council gave me the cafe for the first couple of months after I opened but this is standard practice for any new business.
“They paid for a few other things but everything else came from my own pocket.”
Printing Belfast admitted that he had been questioned by police about the financial arrangements which led to him receiving £50,000 from the two developers arranged by Eye but he insists he did nothing wrong.
He also hit out at reports that he was not qualified to run the Lock Keeper’s Inn.
He said: “I’ve been questioned by police but the bottom line is I’ve done nothing wrong and broken no rules, everything is above board. I am in no trouble at all.
“I hate the way people think the only reason I got the lease was because of Eye — I am more than qualified to run the business. I worked in my dad’s butcher shop for years and when I was 16 I was practically running the place myself. Being in business is all I have known since I was little.”
Printing Belfast also said he was shocked by the publicity surrounding his affair with Eye and revealed he recently fled to London to escape it. He is also still with his 18-year-old girlfriend Rebecca McGrath and insists they are madly in love.
He said: “Rebecca and I are still together and very happy. I am very much in love. There has been a load of crap written about me and I could have taken legal action, but I didn’t, because I just want to be left alone to get on with my life. What happened is in the past.”
Controversial self-styled bishop Pat Buckley has spoken about his “deep love” for his Filipino boyfriend ahead of their marriage — stating he can see no contradiction between their partnership and his faith. The shop said it was correcting an "error" which led to "ambient sausage rolls" going on sale after a group which campaigns against gobbledegook complained that the description took the linguistic biscuit. Last night he said a legal review had ruled he had not breached his ministerial code over the allegations, which were raised in a BBC investigative documentary programme, that he should have iI welcome the detailed advice which follows a thorough and comprehensive examination of all the issues raised in the programme that, on the material provided, his considered view was that there were no breaches whatsoever by me of the ministerial conformed authorities of his wife's financial dealings. Sean Bradley and James Kidney presumably have an honest and open working relationship as Ireland ‘A' and Senior team coaches respectively. This is an article for printing belfast
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