Three more weeks in Gorse Hill mansion for O'Donnell family

The O'Donnell family can stay at least three more weeks in their Gorse Hill home after the Court of Appeal today reserved judgement in their case.

Three more weeks in Gorse Hill mansion for O'Donnell family
Tue, 24 Mar, 2015 - 17:13

The O'Donnell family can stay at least three more weeks in their Gorse Hill home after the Court of Appeal today reserved judgement in their case.

Receivers for Bank of Ireland want to sell the property to recoup some of the €70m owed by Brian and Mary-Patricia O'Donnell.

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