A property company from which developer Bernard McNamara resigned as a director last year recorded a loss of over €380,000 in 2011.

PRE-TAX losses at the Shelbourne Hotel in Dublin narrowed to over €900,000 in 2010, new figures show.

PRE-tax losses at the company that manages the luxurious five-star Shelbourne Hotel in Dublin increased threefold to €7.6 million last year, new accounts show.

A PROPERTY company that developer Bernard McNamara resigned from as a director earlier this year recorded a profit of over €300,000 last year.

THE future of 2,800 jobs at Superquinn has been secured after its directors dropped a legal challenge to put the business into examinership.

Superquinn's proposed sale to Musgraves is set to proceed after a petition seeking to have the company put in examinership was withdrawn.

MEMBERS of Superquinn’s board of directors have differed on whether it made a formal decision to apply for examinership shortly before a receiver was appointed to the supermarket chain.

THE battle over the future of Superquinn has intensified at the High Court with claims by two of its directors that the appointment of joint receivers to the retail chain this week was invalid, while the receivers disputed the validity of a company resolution to present a petition for examinership.

THE five-star Shelbourne Hotel in Dublin made a pre-tax loss of €156 million in 2008 after the value of the property was written down by €155m.

THE company that operates the five-star Shelbourne hotel in Dublin last year recorded pre-tax losses of €2.89 million, new accounts show.

THE owners of Dublin’s Shelbourne Hotel are entitled to books and records held by a company that is managing the five-star venue, a High Court judge ruled yesterday.

HIGH COURT proceedings by the owners of Dublin’s Shelbourne Hotel, seeking books and records from a company that manages the landmark premises, may be “fast-tracked” to the court’s big business division, a judge has been told.

THE owners of the Shelbourne Hotel have been given permission by the High Court to seek an order compelling the company managing the landmark Dublin city centre hotel to allow them access to the hotel’s books and records.

SUPERQUINN has denied that it is up for sale, but has confirmed it has received expressions of interest from British retailers.

Brian O’Mahony, Chief Business Correspondent