Date for McFeely bankruptcy case

AN application to have Priory Hall developer Thomas McFeely declared bankrupt has been scheduled for January 16 after he agreed to accept summons papers in court.

Fri, 16 Dec, 2011 - 00:00

Vivion Kilfeather

The developer had claimed a summons issued on behalf of Theresa McGuinness, of Rush, Co Dublin, had not been appropriately served.

Ms McGuinness is seeking to have Mr McFeely declared bankrupt after she secured an award against his company, Coalport Ltd, in 2009.

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Courts Place: Maynooth Place: Ailesbury Road, Ballsbridge Person: McFeely Person: Thomas McFeely Person: Theresa McGuinness Person: McGuinness Person: Dyane Connor Person: Martin Hayden Organisation: Rush,Organisation: Dublin Organisation: Coalport Ltd Organisation: TV3 Organisation: Four Courts

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