Michael O'Flynn case will have an 'impact on the entire insolvency system', court told

The High Court is hearing submissions on whether it is the appropriate court to hear an application by a company, whose shareholders include rugby star Ronan O'Gara, to set aside a Personal Insolvency Arrangement

Michael O'Flynn's appeal against the dismissal of his own challenge against the PIA, heard by the Supreme Court, will go ahead in June. File picture: Larry Cummins

A judge is hearing submissions at the High Court on whether it is the appropriate court to hear an application by a company whose shareholders include rugby star Ronan O'Gara and businessman Michael O'Flynn relating to the Personal Insolvency Arrangement made in favour of fellow shareholder John O'Driscoll.

The company Ezeon Entertainment Ltd now want the High Court to set aside its order made in July 2022 where an appeal brought by businessman Michael O’Flynn against a Circuit Court order approving Mr O’Driscoll’s PIA was dismissed.