June date set for O’Flynn appeal that may have repercussions for other insolvency cases

The case centres around a loan, whose other guarantor is former rugby player and coach Ronan O’Gara, that was used by a company which operated the Silly Goose pub in Cork

The developer Michael O'Flynn (pictured) claims that his neighbour owes him over €750,000 and was not insolvent when John O'Driscoll sought and was granted a Personal Insolvency Agreement by the courts. File picture: Larry Cummins

The Supreme Court has set a date in June 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 his neighbour 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.