Gastropub owners told to pay rent arrears to ‘accidental landlord’ IRFU
Owners of rugby fan favourite the Chop House were in dispute with rugby body over rented home in Dublin 4
Gayle Killilea
Court should dismiss case against Seán Dunne’s ex-wife in public interest, court told
Gayle Killilea is asking the High Court to dismiss 2014 case that alleges Mr Dunne fraudulently transferred shares in a company to her in a bid to defeat his creditors
Gayle Killilea, ex-wife of Seán Dunne, asks court to dismiss 2014 case against her
A US jury found in 2019 that Mr Dunne had fraudulently transferred millions of euro in assets to Ms Killilea
Killilea appeals order to pay nearly €20m to bankruptcy trustee
‘We will aggressively defend the judgment ... We don’t think her appeal has any merit,’ says trustee
Gayle Killilea meets deadline to provide assets securing €19.5m judgment
Bankruptcy trustee attorney says development is ‘big deal’
Killilea denied new trial in long-running bankruptcy case
US court orders Sean Dunne’s ex-wife to provide sufficient assets over €19m judgment
Shrewsbury Road home changes hands in one of 2021’s biggest property sales
Marlet chief Pat Crean pays more than €11m for ‘Lissadell’ on the exclusive Dublin 4 road
Appeal over €1.4m stamp duty bill on Walford should not be reconsidered
Appeal had been made by company owned by John Dunne, son of Seán Dunne
Temporary injunction prevents Seán Dunne from selling Kildare properties
Application made by family members of bankrupt businessman
John Dunne company liable for €1.4m stamp duty bill on Walford
Ballsbridge property bought by Seán Dunne in 2005 once Ireland’s most expensive house
PTSB circles Ulster Bank, Irish retail in trouble, and where it all went wrong for AstraZeneca
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Court rules Gayle Killilea must set aside assets to pay $18.1m judgment
Decision follows 2019 verdict Seán Dunne fraudulently transferred assets to ex-wife
Company owned by Seán Dunne’s son disputes €1.4m stamp duty bill
Case relates to sale of Walford, once country’s most expensive house, on Shrewsbury Road
Sean Dunne’s bankruptcy, objections to D4 co-living, and oil off the Cork coast
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US court hears ‘tentative’ deal agreed to resolve Dunne bankruptcy
Deal would cover developer’s ex-wife Gayle Killilea and her business entities
Sean Dunne’s lawyer claims ‘justice delayed is justice denied’
Bankruptcy trustee says representative engaged in ‘blatant forum shopping’ in US
Papers filed in Dunne case list address as luxurious home near London
Mini-estate called Braywood just outside Windsor included concierge and staff
Sean Dunne jailing sought in High Court application
Bankruptcy official seeks move over defiance of order to €7,000 a month to creditors
Bankrupt developer Sean Dunne set to sue son for damages
Court filings relate to $12m transferred to trustee in Dunne’s long-running US bankruptcy
Over $12m from sale of Walford handed over in Sean Dunne bankruptcy case
Proceeds from sale of Ireland’s most expensive house go to US bankruptcy trustee
Seán Dunne accused of trying to ‘derail’ settlement of cases
Trustee in US bankruptcy case will ask court to sanction developer over non-co-operation
High Court adjourns case tied to Dunne bankruptcy as settlement agreed
Proceedings involve Cypriot company that holds €14m from sale of Ballsbridge house
Sean Dunne accused of trying to torpedo US bankruptcy settlement
Bankruptcy trustee says claim on behalf of children from second marriage is unfounded
Dunne seeking US injunction against son, court hears
Developer seeking to prevent son accessing €14m from sale of Walford
Bankrupt Sean Dunne pays $9,330 US court fine to progress appeal
Developer pays sanction after judge refused to consider appeal pending payment
Winners and losers in a year of extremes in the business world
Green Reit and CRH among winners as Boeing, Denis O’Brien and RTÉ join losers
Judge rejects Sean Dunne claim that he is too poor to pay $9,330 fine
Judge says hiring of new lawyer undermines claim former developer is indigent
US court asked to block new trial as Sean Dunne now ‘indigent’
Bankrupt property developer’s court document says he has monthly income of €200
Nama and Ulster Bank lend $3m to pursue Sean Dunne in US courts
Funds have been paid to Dunne’s US bankruptcy trustee to finance legal cases to recover assets from former high-flying Carlow property developer
Seán Dunne’s lawyer asks US judge to order new civil trial
Bankrupt developer seeks cut in €18m judgment ex-wife Gayle Killilea was ordered to pay
Seán Dunne and ex-wife Gayle Killilea in conflict over finances
Dunne’s lawyer suggests Killilea misrepresented her assets in a financial affidavit
Dunne and Killilea recently divorced in England, US court filings show
Killilea’s lawyer objects to disclosure of her assets and liabilities to her former husband
Former property tycoon Sean Dunne earning ‘€200 a month’
Erstwhile developer tells US court of inability to pay sanction of $9,330 imposed on him
Gayle Killilea fails in US court bid to block financial examination
Seán Dunne bankruptcy trustee is seeking to interview adviser over whereabouts of assets
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