Michael Flatley regards €6.9m loan settlement that 'kept his home away from the receiver as a win'

The court heard the Lord of the Dance star was prepared to also pay the costs surrounding the interim and interlocutory injunction applications
The Riverdance star earlier this week paid off the €6.9million loan at the centre of a dispute over his Castlehyde mansion in Fermoy, Co Cork. File picture

The Riverdance star earlier this week paid off the €6.9million loan at the centre of a dispute over his Castlehyde mansion in Fermoy, Co Cork. File picture

Lord of the Dance star Michael Flatley, who had to pay off a €6.9million loan to keep a receiver from the doors of his mansion, Castlehyde, regards it as a win, the Commercial Court heard on Friday. 

His lawyer Ronnie Hudson BL told the court the entertainer regards the fact “that he kept his home away from the receiver as a win”. 

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