Ronan O'Gara told fellow shareholder 'you have fleeced me' in Cork pub insolvency case

The company that had bought The Silly Goose on Washington Street also claims that there is significant stock missing

Ronan O'Gara said that as a shareholder of Ezeon he had not been made aware of Mr O'Driscoll's bid for a PIA until he read about it in the newspapers.

A company whose shareholders include rugby star Ronan O'Gara and businessman Michael O'Flynn has asked the High Court to set aside an allegedly "fraudulent" personal insolvency arrangement made in favour of their fellow shareholder John O'Driscoll.

The application, which is to be opposed by Mr O'Driscoll, has been made by Ezeon Entertainment Limited, a company that purchased and renovated a pub in Cork's Washington Street called 'The Silly Goose' in 2007.