Fitzpatrick's wife included in list of bankruptcy creditors

A court official was given the go-ahead today to divide up the assets of bankrupt former Anglo-Irish chief Sean Fitzpatrick.

Fitzpatrick's wife included in list of bankruptcy creditors
Wed, 22 Sep, 2010 - 15:41

A court official was given the go-ahead today to divide up the assets of bankrupt former Anglo-Irish chief Sean Fitzpatrick.

The disgraced ex-bank boss looked relaxed as the High Court passed an order to allow an official to proceed with the action.

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