Person: Benedict O Floinn

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Five CAB officers sue over refusal to pay them allowance paid to other officers

Five Criminal Asset Bureau officers have claimed the State has refused to pay them the same financial allowance paid to other non-garda officers for carrying out certain dangerous duties on behalf of the bureau.

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PSI publish papers in support of repeal as two judges back No campaign

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Further 50 members of legal profession call for no vote

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Ballerina’s injunction against ex-partner to remain in place

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Ballerina gets injunction against former partner

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Trainer sues businessman over transfer of land

Action to resume to have developer McFeely jailed over unpaid debt

A court action to have bankrupt developer Tom McFeely jailed over an unpaid debt is to resume next month.

Sat, 21 Sep, 2013

Car dealer risks losing helicopter and Ferrari

The Criminal Assets Bureau will take ownership of a helicopter, a Ferrari, a Range Rover, and a bank account containing over €26,000 from a Roscommon car dealer who faced contempt of court proceedings yesterday.

Tue, 13 Nov, 2012

ACC Bank to challenge businessman's bankruptcy ruling

ACC Bank has told the High Court that it will challenge a ruling yesterday in the Northern Ireland High Court declaring a Co Wicklow businessman a bankrupt.

Tue, 21 Aug, 2012

Man faces jail for not giving car cash to CAB

The owner of a helicopter and a number of cars including a red Ferrari F355, which the Criminal Assets Bureau (CAB) claims are the proceeds of crime, faces being jailed for contempt of court.

Thu, 02 Aug, 2012

Warrant for Priory Hall developer’s arrest over failure to pay debt

A warrant has been issued for the arrest of developer Tom McFeely as a result of his failure to pay a debt in excess of €24,000 to a recruitment firm.

Wed, 25 Jul, 2012

Court issues warrant for arrest of developer McFeely

A warrant has issued by Dublin District Civil Court for the arrest of developer Tom McFeely as a result of his failure to pay a debt in excess of €24,000 to a recruitment firm.

Tue, 24 Jul, 2012

Priory Hall developer given week to pay creditor of face jail

Bankrupt developer Tom McFeely has been given a week to pay more than €24,000 to a creditor or he could face up to three months in prison.

Thu, 19 Jan, 2012