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Paddy McKillen Jr declared insolvent with debts of over €27m (opens the original)
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BUSINESSMAN PADDY MCKILLEN junior has been declared insolvent and has been granted a protection certificate by the High Court under the Personal Insolvency legislation which will protect him from his creditors for 70 days. Barrister Keith Farry, who appeared for McKillen in a pre-lunch application to the High Court, outlined before Mr Justice Michael Quinn the restaurateur’s assets and liabilities. Following the 70-day protection granted by Judge Quinn, McKillen will be able to seek to extend th
Martin 'The Viper' Foley makes new offer to Criminal Assets Bureau in bid to save his Dublin home (opens the original)
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IN A BID to save his Dublin home and that of his wife, Sonia, veteran gangland criminal Martin ‘The Viper’ Foley has made a new undisclosed offer to the Criminal Assets Bureau (CAB). In written evidence filed in the High Court today he said he had secured “from a private individual known to me” approximately €200,000. Foley said he had raised the money by way of bank drafts on the basis he repaid his new benefactor “on terms over time.” His newly retained barrister, Keith Farry, who appeared wit
High Court issues stay on Criminal Assets Bureau’s sale of Martin 'The Viper' Foley’s house (opens the original)
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MARTIN ‘THE VIPER’ Foley told a High Court judge today that the reason he did not have legal representation was because his solicitor died suddenly last Sunday morning. The veteran gangland criminal has taken proceedings challenging the Criminal Assets Bureau’s (CAB) bid to seize and sell his Dublin home. Mr Justice Cian Ferriter today granted Foley a stay on the sale of his home in Cashel Avenue, Kimmage, Dublin, until Friday, stating it would also give him time to find a new solicitor. Foley,
Martin ‘The Viper’ Foley takes challenge against CAB seizure of his home to the High Court (opens the original)
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MARTIN “THE VIPER” Foley, a veteran gangland criminal, took the first step in the High Court today in his bid to challenge the Criminal Assets Bureau’s bid to seize and sell his Dublin home. Mr Justice David Nolan, refused to grant him an ex parte stay against CAB’s existing court authority to execute a repossession order on his house at Cashel Avenue, Kimmage, in a fortnight’s time. The judge told Foley he would grant him leave to serve short notice on CAB of his intention to bring stay proceed
Woman in court accused of using angle grinder to gain access to repossessed Dublin home (opens the original)
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A WOMAN WHOSE property in Castleknock, Co Dublin was taken from her on behalf of Pepper Finance, allegedly cut through a steel security door with an angle grinder to regain entrance, the High Court heard. Barrister Keith Farry told Judge Emily Farrell today that his client, Pauline O’Callaghan, denied having caused any damage to the property at 22 Park Drive Grove, Castleknock, or having employed “agents” to break into it. Connal O’Neill, counsel for Pepper and its receiver, James Anderson, told
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