Person: Pearse Farrell

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business

‘Ulterior motive in withholding lease assignment’

A company belonging to businessman Louis Fitzgerald, which is landlord of the Café en Seine premises in Dublin, acted for an ulterior motive when withholding consent for a receiver’s proposed assignment of the lease to clear the way for a €5m sale, the Commercial Court ruled.

news

Irish Pride in receiver process

business

Sale of bar for €5m is blocked

news

Liquidator for medical service firm

property

Former Fleming Sandymount scheme guides at €80m

business

Administrators lose Eurofood battle

Parmalat collapse sparks legal row

COMPANIES owed tens of millions of euro by failed Italian food company Parmalat are fighting to decide if the Irish or Italian courts have jurisdiction in the case.

Wed, 31 Mar, 2004

Court orders winding-up of Irish Parmalat subsidiary

AN order for the winding-up of a “hopelessly insolvent” Irish company which is a wholly-owned subsidiary of beleaguered Italian food group Parmalat SPA was made by the High Court yesterday.

Wed, 24 Mar, 2004

Liquidator appointed to Irish subsidiary of Parmalat

The fallout from the biggest corporate scandal in European history has spread to Dublin, with a liquidator appointed to Eurofood IFSC, an Irish subsidiary of Parmalat, by the High Court and Bank of America.

Thu, 29 Jan, 2004

McEvaddy tunes into E10m with FM104 sell-off

BUSINESSMAN Ulick McEvaddy will net nearly E10 million from the sale of Dublin radio station FM104 to Scottish Radio Holdings, the owner of Today FM.

Sat, 25 Oct, 2003

Desmond finances probed day before contract awarded

THE day before the licence to run the second mobile phone network was awarded an accountant with the Department of Communications was still probing millionaire businessman Dermot Desmond’s finances, the Moriarty Tribunal heard yesterday.

Fri, 20 Jun, 2003

Accountant questioned

ACCOUNTANT Donal Buggy told the resumed Moriarty Tribunal hearing yesterday the Department of Communications asked him to carry out a financial analysis of the Denis O’Brien-led Esat Digifone consortium just days before the State’s second mobile phone licence was issued.

Thu, 19 Jun, 2003

Lowry queried Desmond's finances

A FEW days before Esat Digifone got the second mobile phone licence, Michael Lowry sought information on Dermot Desmond’s finances, the Moriarty Tribunal heard yesterday.

Fri, 13 Dec, 2002

Digital Channel Partners new proposals from examiner

Pearse Farrell of Farrell Grant Sparks, the court appointed examiner of DCP, presented his scheme of arrangement to Mr Justice Brian McCracken.

Fri, 02 Nov, 2001