An Offaly farmer also appeared on the list.
Three people in the midlands have been named on the latest Revenue list of tax defaulters.
John Meares of Drum, Athlone has settled a tax bill of just under €124,000 for under-declaration of Income Tax.
Mr Meare's owed a total of €86,000 with an additional €37,000 in interest and penalties.
James Ennis a farmer from Rhode, Tullamore, Offaly received a fine of €2,500 for the misuse of marked mineral oil.
John McInerney of Clós ODhráin, Toomevara, Tipperary received a fine of €5,000 also for the misuse of marked mineral oil.
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