Cork-based startup ShowGuider has won a major contract to develop a 3D model of the sprawling Dubai Airport Free Zone.

Retired solicitor Brian O’Donnell and his wife Dr Mary Patricia have two weeks before they have to vacate their home, Gorse Hill.

Solicitor Brian O'Donnell is back before the Court of Appeal this afternoon, as the legal battle around the Gorse Hill mansion in South Dublin rumbles on.

A decision in an appeal by retired solicitor Brian O’Donnell and his wife Dr Mary Patricia over a finding they are trespassing on the former family home is expected before the end of next week.

A couple have lost their Supreme Court appeal against a decision Bank of Scotland plc was entitled to recover €4m from them arising from unpaid loans made for property development purposes and to appoint a receiver over certain properties.

The wife of retired solicitor Brian O’Donnell, Mary Patricia O’Donnell, has told a court she was “perfectly happy” her husband was appealing an order they leave their former family home.

Solicitor Brian O’Donnell claims he and his wife have paid €700m to banks worldwide but Bank of Ireland is the only one to have “persecuted us for five years”.

A bid by the adult children of solicitor Brian O’Donnell to prevent a bank-appointed receiver taking over the family home was rejected by the High Court yesterday.

A High Court judge wants evidence as to what has been happening at a house in Killiney, Dublin, after he was told solicitor Brian O’Donnell has barricaded himself inside it to prevent a bankappointed receiver taking it over.

Post Publications Limited, publishers of the Sunday Business Post, are seeking to appeal a decision of the Employment Appeals Tribunal that former treasurer Kieran Moloney was an employee of theirs.

The adult children of solicitor Brian O’Donnell have been told by the Supreme Court they must leave their Co Dublin luxury home next month so it may be taken over by a bank-appointed receiver.

An application to remove the businesswoman Jackie Lavin from a luxury Italianate mansion, formerly owned by her partner Bill Cullen, in the heart of the Killarney National Park has been adjourned.

The receivers for Glencullen Properties Ltd, the company formerly owned by Bill Cullen, have begun court proceedings to remove Mr Cullen’s partner, the celebrity businesswoman Jackie Lavin, from Killegy House, a magnificent Italianate-style house with landscaped gardens and tennis court overlooking the lakes of Killarney, built by Mr Cullen.

A lawyer representing the liquidator of Doonbeg golf club has told a court there are no funds available for unsecured creditors in the liquidation.

Most of the investors who purchased properties with rental guarantee agreements attached to the Doonbeg golf resort now “face ruin”.

The High Court has appointed an examiner to the ladies footwear and fashion accessories retail chain, Carl Scarpa.

Fashion retail chain Carl Scarpa has gone into examinership.

Doubts have been cast on the ability of the special liquidators of IBRC to offload its €22bn nominal value loanbook by the end of this year.

The four adult children of bankrupt solicitor Brian O’Donnell are to appeal a High Court ruling that allowed Bank of Ireland possession of their home in Killiney, Co Dublin.

The four adult children of solicitor Brian O’Donnell have lost their High Court action aimed at preventing Bank of Ireland getting possession of their luxury home in Killiney, Co Dublin.

BUILT as a neighbourhood centre, for a planned new mixed-use and neighbourhood development of around 600 houses, and for a road that never came, a Waterford suburban development is for sale for just €10 per square foot — cheap if you have a use or a plan for it.

The Dublin city centre bar venue The Globe and Rí Rá nightclub, previously owned by the Thomas Read Group is for sale, guiding at €2 million.

The High Court has made orders winding up development company Manor Park Homebuilders Ltd on the application of a bank which is owed some €135m by the firm.

It was once the home of the rich and (in)famous.

Last year’s defeated finalists Pobalscoil Chorca Dhuibhne deservedly beat a brave Tralee CBS side in a keenly contested Corn Uí Mhuirí semi-final at the Dr Crokes Grounds, Killarney yesterday.

A Dublin nightclub has been let keep its late licence after management gave an undertaking not to allow a “knickers for liquor” promotion at the venue again.

The High Court has made an order winding up a firm with 45 employees which is part of the Hanly group of construction and quarry operating companies.

The High Court has approved the appointment of a provisional liquidator to a quarrying firm with 45 employees which is part of the Hanly group of companies.

HUNDREDS of jobs could be in jeopardy at a series of firms linked to the Calyx Group IT company after the firm was put into receivership.

ENTREPRENEURSHIP is alive and well as the number of new businesses registered soared 20% in the last year.

A TOTAL of 917 companies went bust in the first seven months of 2010 as the impact of the recession continued to hit businesses hard.

THE number of firms that went bust soared by 27% in the first half of this year compared with last year.

A LIQUIDATOR was appointed by the High Court yesterday for the winding up of three insolvent companies in the Cork-based Fleming building group, which has debts of more than €1 billion.

A PROVISIONAL liquidator has been appointed by the High Court to the Tallaght-based Belgard Motors group, one of the oldest and biggest car dealerships in the country employing 82 people, having laid off another 37 earlier this year. The group is insolvent with debts of more than €17 million.

Classifieds magazine and website Buy & Sell has been bought by a family from west Cork, who have pledged to retain current staff and expand the business.

A BUYER has been found for the Irish-owned classified sales business Buy & Sell, which went into examinership in June.

TWO directors of a building company which went into voluntary liquidation should be made personally liable for its €3.2 million debts — including €2.1m in under-declared tax liabilities — it was claimed in the High Court yesterday.

THE High Court yesterday confirmed the appointment of an examiner to a company involved in providing mobile phone data services around the world.

A High Court judge has appointed an interim examiner to a west of Ireland construction firm that employs 150 people.

MILLIONAIRE dancer Michael Flatley will launch a High Court battle today in a bid to wind up a luxury hotel he privately bankrolled for three years.

A NATIONWIDE litter league that names and shames the country’s litter black spots is to double its operations to include all urban local authority towns with a population of more than 6,000.