THE purchaser of a 4.6 acre house development site next to Hilton on the Model Farm Road in Cork city’s suburbs has been confirmed as up-and-coming Munster builder Donal Relihan, of DNR Homes.

Well-built Well Road home has the space and finish to give it wide appeal, writes Tommy Barker

The O’Flynn Group this weekend launches a brand new development of 144 new-builds. 

Developer brothers Michael and John O’Flynn are suing the Data Protection Commissioner over an alleged delay in finalising their complaint claiming Nama has failed to provide them with all their personal data that it holds.

Businessmen Michael and John O’Flynn and their company O’Flynn Construction Ltd have sued Nama, NALM, and ex-Nama employee Enda Farrell for damages over an alleged leak of confidential company information.

Three members of a well- known Cork political family — one of whom is currently serving a jail sentence — were among 126 mortgage holders against whom lenders sought repossession orders at a sometimes noisy Limerick County Registrar’s court yesterday.

Companies in the Blackstone Private Equity group have asked the High Court to strike out claims that they conspired to take over several companies of brothers Michael and John O’Flynn.

Cork brothers Michael and John O’Flynn have told the High Court they would not be maintaining allegations of wrongdoing against four receivers appointed to their companies by Blackstone subsidiary Carbon Finance.

The developer Michael O’Flynn has warned that his battle to stay in control of his corporate empire has yet to be resolved.

The private equity firm that briefly seized control of the O’Flynn Group has been forced into retreat and dressed down for failing to disclose key pieces of information to the High Court.

Cork brothers Michael and John O’Flynn have succeeded in removing the interim examiner appointed to four key companies in their construction group and have been put back in charge of their business.

Counsel for O’Flynn Construction companies disputed claims by the Blackstone-owned company, Carbon, in its petition to appoint an examiner, that it had not received co-operation from the O’Flynns and had no access to the necessary financial information.

Four key companies in the Cork-based O’Flynn construction group have claimed a petition for appointment of an interim examiner to them is part of an improper attempt to take over the O’Flynn group.

The Elysian Tower in Cork in many ways symbolises the rise and fall of the Celtic Tiger and now, potentially, the developers behind the landmark project.

A woman told a court she had her jaw broken and was knocked unconscious by a man who swung a baseball bat or some kind of club into her face but a jury found him not guilty.

PROPERTY developers Michael and John O’Flynn used a “highly artificial” tax avoidance scheme 20 years ago to avoid paying tax on almost £600,000 in dividends, the Supreme Court has ruled.

ANGERED and tearful relatives of former Leas Cross residents yesterday hit out at senior health authorities during the release of the report on the nursing home.

ONE of the country’s largest development firms has been given the equivalent of a €1.7 million ‘cash back’ windfall thanks to An Bord Pleanála.

VINTHEA, closely related to the great Vintage Crop, overcame a bad draw to land the McDonogh Handicap, under a super Timmy Houlihan drive, at Galway last night.