Three banks have recouped nearly €5m, between them, from the receivership of assets formerly owned by M&J Wallace; main building arm of independent TD Mick Wallace.

Living expenses for members of businessman Sean Quinn’s family must continue to be paid from accounts frozen four years ago rather than from their personal accounts, the High Court has ruled.

Receivers appointed over the assets of members of businessman Seán Quinn’s family say their living expenses should first be paid from personal accounts but not also from accounts frozen four years ago.

A property investor fears an attempt by receivers to take possession of three houses he and his wife own in Sandycove and Dalkey, Co Dublin, will lead to moves to repossess their family home, the commercial court has heard.

Irish Pride Bakeries, one of the largest bakeries in Ireland, has gone into receivership.

A court has dismissed an appeal by businessman Seán Quinn and members of his family over disclosure of thousands of documents for a conspiracy case being brought against them by Irish Bank Resolution Corporation.

A High Court judge has made orders requiring members of bankrupt Seán Quinn’s family to disclose thousands of documents to a team appointed by a receiver for a decision on whether they are relevant to the Quinns’ assets and tax affairs.

Members of Sean Quinn's family have been accused of hiding highly relevant electronic documents amongst their family photos.

The penthouse used by John Boy Power in the crime drama Love/Hate is up for sale.

New plans have been lodged for a motorway service area off the M8 motorway near Fermoy in north Cork.

ONE down, another to go in Kerry — DTZ Sherry FitzGerald this week bring Bill Cullen and Jackie Lavin’s Muckross Park Hotel to market guiding €6.5m, after their summer 2014 off-market sale of Killarney’s 74-bed Aghadoe Heights for just over €6m, bought by Davy asset managers.

A Bernard McNamara company, Aroana Limited now in Nama, paid €9.16m in 2005 for the former Scottish Legal Life-owned premises at 18/19 College Green, Dublin, and never took up legal title to it, the High Court was told yesterday.

The costs associated with the receivership of flagship assets formerly owned by independent TD, Mick Wallace’s main construction firm, M&J Wallace Ltd, now top €464,000, figures show

Revenues at the five-star Muckross Park Hotel have topped €5.4 million in its first year in receivership.

A receiver appointed over assets of members of the family of bankrupt businessman Sean Quinn has told the Commercial Court “huge” six-figure sums passed in and out of accounts held in the joint names of Ciara Quinn and some of her children during 2011 and 2012.

More than 300 people are to lose their jobs after the High Court approved the appointment of provisional liquidators to the company that operates a private hospital in South County Dublin.

Nama’s decision to stop financially propping up Mount Carmel Hospital, and the jobs of more than 300 people, came after it suffered more than three years of losses since it acquired the hospital’s loans in 2010.

The receivership of the 50million five-star Lyrath resort hotel in Co Kilkenny is beginning to pay dividends for the Bank of Scotland.

The receivership of the €50m five-star Lyrath resort hotel in Co Kilkenny is beginning to pay dividends for the Bank of Scotland.

Costs associated with the receivership of flagship assets owned by independent TD Mick Wallace’s main construction firm, M&J Wallace now top €420,000.

The High Court has clarified the powers a Nama-appointed receiver has in regards to the assets of two commercial properties.

The five-star Muckross Park Hotel has been put back in receivership after businessman Bill Cullen and partner Jackie Lavin lost their legal battle for court protection while they put an investor in place.

A site in Dublin that Independent TD Mick Wallace paid €4m for is now worth only €350,000.

Sixteen parties have expressed an interest in investing in the five-star Muckross Park Hotel in Killarney, Co Kerry, run by businessman Bill Cullen and his partner Jackie Lavin, the High Court heard yesterday.

Celebrity entrepreneurs Jackie Lavin and Bill Cullen will attempt to retain control of their jointly-owned five star property, the Muckross Park Hotel, in the High Court today.

The five-star Muckross Park Hotel in Killarney, owned by businessman Bill Cullen and his partner Jackie Lavin, was yesterday granted protection by the High Court.

The financial woes of Bill Cullen, once the country’s best known car dealer, continue.

A receiver has been appointed to Muckross Park Hotel in Killarney, which is owned and run by Bill Cullen and his partner Jackie Lavin.

An interim examiner has been appointed to the five-star Ritz Carlton Hotel in the Powerscourt Estate in Co Wicklow.

A daughter of jailed bankrupt businessman Seán Quinn has described the former Anglo Irish Bank as “my greatest enemy of all time”.

Family members of bankrupt businessman Seán Quinn claim a receiver appointed over their pers-onal assets is not independent but biased towards Anglo Irish Bank.

Members of the family of bankrupt businessman Seán Quinn are to seek to have the receiver appointed over their assets and his lawyers discharged.

Members of Sean Quinn's family are to apply for the removal of the receiver appointed over their multimillion euro assets, claiming they perceive a conflict of interest.

The High Court has allowed several family members of bankrupt businessman Sean Quinn vary the terms of freezing orders imposed on them so they can pay more than €160,000 in legal fees to their former lawyers.

Seán Quinn and his family devised the largest and most devious scheme the Commercial Court has ever seen to put multimillion-euro assets beyond the reach of the former Anglo Irish Bank, a judge has said.

A “mesmerisingly complex” scheme devised by bankrupt businessman Seán Quinn and members of his family to put multi-million assets beyond the reach of the former Anglo Irish Bank and “to feather their own nests” has been described by a judge as the largest and most devious seen to date in the Commercial Court.

Almost €500m in judgments have been registered in the courts in the first six months of the year, according to the information services company Experian.

Flagship property assets owned by independent TD Mick Wallace’s main construction firm, M&J Wallace, now have only a combined estimated value of €4m.

A RECEIVER appointed to the former flagship firm of property developer, Bernard McNamara has realised over €3.1 million from the sale of assets of the company, new documents show.

ACC BANK said Mick Wallace’s assets will not realise sums sufficient to cover “or substantially cover” the €19 million it is owed by his company.

DEVELOPER and Independent TD Mick Wallace has admitted other banks may come after him after ACC appointed a receiver to a number of properties controlled by his company.

A TOTAL of 125 jobs are expected to be lost at a chain of greeting card stores after the High Court approved the appointment of a provisional liquidator to the firm.

THE number of liquidations, receiverships and examinerships jumped 17% in the first nine months of the year compared with last year.