The extension application has been made in respect of Mr John Hoey, from Carrickmacross, who opposes the application, and told the court he remains "haunted " after witnessing the shooting of his cattle in July 2016.

The three judge Court of Appeal dismissed his appeal and adjourned final orders for three weeks.

An application by Gayle Killilea Dunne aimed at halting proceedings against her over the alleged transfer of South African properties between the Dunnes has opened before the High Court.

High Court actions involving Catriona FitzPatrick, wife of former Anglo Irish Bank chairman Sean FitzPatrick have been settled.

Former Anglo Irish Bank chairman, Sean FitzPatrick, had a €22m pension fund from Anglo Irish Bank when he retired as CEO in 2005, he told the High Court.

Businessman Sean Dunne's bankruptcy should not be extended because of the conduct of the official in charge of the process, it has been claimed before the High Court.

The wife of former Anglo Irish Bank chairman Sean Fitzpatrick is claiming around €6m in assets, some of which were jointly held by the couple before her husband was declared bankrupt in 2010, the High Court Has heard.

The wife of former Anglo Irish Bank chairman Sean Fitzpatrick is claiming €40m in investments he had were mostly funded from loan accounts in their joint names.

The official administering Sean Dunne's Irish bankruptcy has told the High Court he believes the bankrupt businessman was the beneficial owner of the Dublin 4 property known as Walford which was purchased in July 2005 for €58m.

The official administering Sean Dunne's Irish bankruptcy has told the High Court the businessman did not co-operate with the process after being adjudicated bankrupt here in 2013.

The official administering Sean Dunne’s Irish bankruptcy has consented to be cross-examined about the basis for his belief that certain asset transfers by Mr Dunne to his wife were invalid, the Court of Appeal has heard.

Businessman Dermot Desmond and members of his family are suing the Insolvency service of Ireland and the Official Assignee in Bankruptcy, Mr Chris Lehane, over the alleged leaking of confidential material to a newspaper concerning an agreement to buy a property that had been owned by developer Sean Dunne.

An appeal by the wife of developer Sean Dunne related to his bankruptcy was adjourned when a presiding judge recused himself from the case over what he said may be a perceived conflict.

The Supreme Court has refused to hear a further appeal by Priory Hall developer Thomas McFeely over the near five-year extension of his bankruptcy.

Retired solicitor Brian O’Donnell, formerly of Gorse Hill, Vico Rd, Killiney, Co Dublin, is set to exit bankruptcy later this month.

A dispute over the entitlement of the wife of former Anglo Irish Bank chairman Sean Fitzpatrick to an interest in "substantial" assets held in his sole name will be heard at the High Court next year.

There is no need for cross examination of the official overseeing developer Sean Dunne's bankruptcy.

Gayle Killilea, who has legally separated from her bankrupt developer husband Sean Dunne, says she has not received any benefit from the €14m sale of a house on Dublin's Shrewsbury Road.

Gayle Dunne, wife of bankrupt developer Sean Dunne, has been ordered by a court not to reduce her assets below €50m amid concerns that efforts are being made to put his assets beyond the reach of creditors.

It is of “paramount importance” to Sean Dunne “to get free of the shackles of bankruptcy”, lawyers for the developer have told the High Court.

A temporary order extending developer Sean Dunne’s bankruptcy has been granted by the High Court.

Bankrupt developer John McCabe and his wife Mary were directed by a High Court judge yesterday to pay €680 a month for the next two years to pay their creditors.

Update 8.22pm: A Junior Minister has tonight defended the shooting dead of five cattle by Army marksmen earlier today.

A High Court judge has rejected arguments by retired solicitor Brian O’Donnell and his wife that they do not have the necessary information to enable them to provide statements of affairs.

The wife of bankrupt developer Sean Dunne wants to cross-examine a lawyer representing the official dealing with Mr Dunne’s bankruptcy in the US as part of her bid to halt Irish proceedings against her.

A High Court judge has been asked to prevent retired solicitor Brian O’Donnell from defending a bank’s attempt to prevent him trespassing on his former family home at Gorse Hill, Killiney, Dublin.

The wife of bankrupt developer Sean Dunne wants to halt “oppressive” Commercial Court proceedings brought against her over alleged invalid transfers of various of her husband’s assets to her, including a hotel in South Africa valued at more than €18m.

Mortgage debt write-downs are needed to help families trapped in arrears, insolvency experts told TDs.

An application by Brian and Mary Patricia O’Donnell to have their bankruptcy annulled will go ahead on Thursday.

Solicitor Brian O’Donnell says he will bring in expert witnesses on banking regulation as part of the latest challenge by him and his wife Mary Patricia to their bankruptcy, the High Court heard yesterday.

Former billionaire Sean Quinn will pay just €20,000 to creditors after he exits bankruptcy today.

Former billionaire Seán Quinn has agreed to pay creditors €20,000 from earnings he may receive over the next two years after he exits bankruptcy this week, the High Court has heard.

Former billionaire Sean Quinn will exit bankruptcy this Friday having had debts of €2bn wiped off.

A dispute over whether bankrupt developer Sean Dunne validly transferred various property assets to his wife Gayle, including a hotel in South Africa, has come before the Commercial Court.

The official in charge of Sean Dunne’s bankruptcy has launched High Court proceedings aimed at setting aside the bankrupt businessman’s transfer of an interest in a €17m-€18m South African hotel to his wife Gayle.

The official assignee in bankruptcy proceedings against developer Sean Dunne has been granted leave of the High Court to examine family law documents discovered in a search of a house Mr Dunne owned at the K-Club.