Former Irish rugby manager’s firm in talks with NAMA

THE loss-making property development group, co-owned by former Irish rugby team manager, Pat Whelan, is in discussions with the National Asset Management Agency (NAMA) about preparing a business plan for the future support of the group.

Former Irish rugby manager’s firm in talks with NAMA

The discussions are disclosed in accounts just filed by Steamboat Developments Ltd and subsidiaries to the Companies Office where pre-tax losses increased four fold to €5.6 million to the end of December 2008.

Steamboat Developments is co-owned by Mr Whelan and Pat Chesser and is the company that constructed the 16-storey Clarion Hotel in Limerick city overlooking the River Shannon.

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