Sean Dunne's brother awarded €10k for intimidation by the Viper's debt collection agency

A brother of bankrupt developer Sean Dunne has been awarded €10,000 by the High Court over intimidation of him and his family by the "debt collection agency" run by the criminal Martin "the Viper" Foley.

Sean Dunne's brother awarded €10k for intimidation by the Viper's debt collection agency
Fri, 14 Jul, 2017 - 14:48

By Ann O'Loughlin

A brother of bankrupt developer Sean Dunne has been awarded €10,000 by the High Court over intimidation of him and his family by the "debt collection agency" run by the criminal Martin "the Viper" Foley.

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CourtsHeathrowPlace: Castlecomer Road, KilkennyPlace: Glenbrook, BallyroanPlace: Co LaoisPlace: Cashel RoadPlace: ClonmelPlace: Co TipperaryPlace: BallyroanPlace: KilkennyPerson: Sean DunnePerson: Martin "The Viper" FoleyPerson: Ann O'LoughlinPerson: Seamus DunnePerson: FoleyPerson: Seamus NoonanPerson: Larry McDonaldPerson: Martin 'The Viper' FoleyPerson: DunnePerson: JusticePerson: NoonanPerson: Tom O'DriscollPerson: Ard SidhePerson: McDonaldPerson: Deirdre McDonaldPerson: Barney McDonaldPerson: O'DriscollOrganisation: ViperOrganisation: High CourtOrganisation: McDonaldOrganisation: McDonaldsOrganisation: Rolan HomesOrganisation: Ulster BankOrganisation: Foley
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