Supreme Court to hear O'Flynn's appeal against former business partner's PIA

The developer claims that John O’Driscoll owes him over €750,000 and was not insolvent when Mr O'Driscoll sought and was granted a Personal Insolvency Agreement by the courts

Michael O'Flynn (pictured) claims that he advanced a loan to a pub business Mr O’Driscoll was involved in. As a result, it is claimed that Mr O’Driscoll became a signatory to a €2.2m loan guarantee in favour of the developer, and that the two became shareholders in the business. File picture: Larry Cummins

The Supreme Court has agreed to hear developer Michael O’Flynn’s appeal against a ruling preventing him from objecting to the Personal Insolvency Agreement made in favour of former business partner John O’Driscoll.

The developer claims that Mr O’Driscoll from Ovens, Co. Cork, owes him over €750,000 and was not insolvent when Mr O'Driscoll sought and was granted a PIA by the courts.