Separated couple agree to sell one of two Dublin properties to settle €2m mortgage debt

A separated couple with a €1.5m Spanish holiday home have agreed to sell one of two Dublin properties they own in order to settle a €2m mortgage debt with KBC bank.

Separated couple agree to sell one of two Dublin properties to settle €2m mortgage debt
Wed, 17 Jul, 2019 - 17:29
Ray Managh

A separated couple with a €1.5m Spanish holiday home have agreed to sell one of two Dublin properties they own in order to settle a €2m mortgage debt with KBC bank.

Judge Jacqueline Linnane heard today in the Circuit Civil Court, that Gerard May, who runs a roofing business, and his ex-partner Mary May, had each been living at a different Dublin address following their separation.

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CourtsCourt casecourtPlace: DublinPlace: Coldwater LakesPlace: Marbella, SpainPlace: MarbellaPlace: Woodstown Rise, Ballycullen Road, Knocklyon, Dublin 16Place: KnocklyonPerson: Jacqueline LinnanePerson: Gerard MayPerson: Mary MayPerson: MaysPerson: LinnanePerson: BarristerPerson: Pádraic HoganPerson: MayPerson: HoganPerson: JudgePerson: Keith RooneyOrganisation: KBC bankOrganisation: Circuit Civil courtOrganisation: McCanny SolicitorsOrganisation: KBCOrganisation: KBC Bank Ireland Plc
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