Mary Davis first burst into the public consciousness in 2003 as the Irish woman who spearheaded the Special Olympics moving out of the US for the first time.

Three repossession cases brought by Bank of Ireland were thrown out because Bank of Ireland GOT ITS OWN TRITLE WRONG.

Former Irish rugby star Frankie Sheahan and his brother could face bank repossession on a number of properties after a High Court judge yesterday found in favour of the bank parties in a legal dispute over the alleged non-payment of loans.

More than 400 repossession cases have come before Cork Circuit Court since the start of the year.

A High Court judge has given a mother of four on social welfare another week before deciding if a bank should be allowed seize her €700,000 property.

Bank of Ireland has raised €750m through a five-year covered bond secured against its mortgage book.

A mother of four on social welfare is appealing to the High Court an order for possession by a bank against her €700,000 family home.

Former rugby star Frankie Sheahan and his business partner, brother Joseph, have lost their High Court challenge against Bank of Ireland taking possession of a number of their property investments and appointing a receiver over them.

A weekend-long “squat party” advertised on Facebook for a Dublin City centre property this weekend has been cancelled, the High Court has been told.

Moves to plug a legal loophole which halted home repossessions may impact on a High Court action over properties owned by former Ireland and Munster rugby player Frankie Sheahan, a judge has heard.

Bank of Ireland is pursuing the father of former Ireland and Munster rugby player Frankie Sheahan for almost €3m over alleged guarantees for loans advanced to his sons Frankie and Joey.

Former Ireland rugby player Frankie Sheahan, and his brother Joseph, have brought a High Court action aimed at stopping a bank-appointed receiver from interfering with a number of properties they own.

The Central Bank has fined Bank of Ireland Mortgage Bank €120,000 and given it an official reprimand for breaching the Asset Securities Act 2001.

The Central Bank has fined Bank of Ireland €120,000 for breaches of an act which regulates securities and bonds.

INDEPENDENT candidate Mary Davis earned over €390,000 in fees from state and private-sector boards over the last decade.

THE state-owned Anglo Irish Bank looks set to halt interest payments on some of its subordinated notes as it seeks to redeem up to €3.25 billion of debt.

IRELAND is highly unlikely to default on its burgeoning national debt despite a second downgrading in 90 days of the state’s sovereign debt rating.

THE Supreme Court has ruled a solicitor must compensate a bank because he released to a client a €250,500 loan cheque from the bank to buy lands in breach of an undertaking to first obtain a priority charge in favour of the Bank over the property.

A FAMILY has lost its home because fugitive solicitor Michael Lynn never passed on its money to the bank.

A BANK has brought a legal action seeking an order requiring an Aer Corps officer and his wife to repay loans of more than €2 million secured on properties allegedly the subject of multiple undertakings by missing solicitor Michael Lynn. The couple were clients of Mr Lynn.

Bank of Ireland Mortgage Bank, a wholly owned subsidiary of the company, plans to issue a debut mortgage-backed covered bond, the bank’s managing the sale said.