Gayle Killilea claims she has got nothing from €14m sale of house

Gayle Killilea, who has legally separated from her bankrupt developer husband Sean Dunne, says she has not received any benefit from the €14m sale of a house on Dublin's Shrewsbury Road.

Gayle Killilea claims she has got nothing from €14m sale of house
Tue, 23 May, 2017 - 18:53

Gayle Killilea, who has legally separated from her bankrupt developer husband Sean Dunne, says she has not received any benefit from the €14m sale of a house on Dublin's Shrewsbury Road, writes Ann O'Loughlin of the Irish Examiner.

Ms Killilea is a businesswoman in her own right and Mr Dunne owes her and her children a lot of money, she said in an affidavit to the High Court.

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