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This week saw the company's investors scupper plans by management to show soft porn programming in the wee hours of the morning.
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News Corporation is reportedly readying a £1 billion offer for Penguin in an attempt to scupper plans for a new publishing giant.
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As Covid-19 continues to scupper plans for many foreign holidays, more of us are rediscovering the joys of the home holidaying for ourselves.
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A Co Dublin couple has launched High Court proceedings against their neighbour whose actions they allege may scupper plans to sell their current home.
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Uefa president Michel Platini believes European law will scupper plans by world soccer bosses to limit the number of foreign players in club competitions.
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Mr Cowen faces pressure from his EU colleagues this week to suggest a way around the No vote that may scupper plans to reform institutions.
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The ageing status of the population of Stillorgan in south Dublin may scupper plans to spend €10 million on a public swimming pool.
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While investor interest in IPOs has picked up, bankers cautioned that an external shock like a renewed deterioration in the debt crisis may scupper plans.
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In 2002, machete-wielding landowners scuppered plans for a new Mexico City airport.
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Nature-lovers have also scuppered plans to drain more land onshore.
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The Nations League proposal was killed off last year when opposition from Sanzaar scuppered plans.
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The talks fall apart in April 2019, scuppering plans for a bank that would have been the eurozone's second largest.
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Fragile demand not only scuppers plans to hike the levy again next year, but may deter politicians from any future increases.
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Meanwhile, a year 12 pupil at Nazareth College has also tested positive to the virus, scuppering plans to reopen the school.
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The European Commission will shortly veto the proposed merger, four sources close to the matter said last week, scuppering plans to create Europe's biggest exchange.