Supreme Court grants bank costs against family members in absence of satisfactory explanation as to why they had not engaged with letters from the bank

Children challenging decision to let Bank of Ireland gain possession of Gorse Hill

Brian O’Donnell provided family’s home as security for loans taken out by himself and his wife

O’Donnell children felt obliged to declare no interest in Killiney property ‘to save parents from ruin’

Children appealing order permitting Bank of Ireland to get possession of their luxury home

Bank of Ireland receiver says its claim for €180,000 in lost rent put off until after appeal

Bank sought possession as part of its efforts to enforce a €71 million judgment

Mr Justice Charleton says Commercial Court could not function if having a bank account stopped judges hearing cases

Four siblings must vacate Gorse Hill property by the end of September

The four adult children of solicitor Brian O’Donnell have been given until September to vacate Killiney property

Move comes after English high court dismissed O’Donnells’ application there

Vico Ltd, set up by O’Donnell in 1997, held Gorse Hill as part of a tax-planning scheme

Challenge by four adult children of solicitor Brian O’Donnell opens at Commercial Court

Bank of Ireland alleges fraud against couple and sons Bruce and Blake

Fraud alleged over “blatant” scheme to put property assets in London beyond bank’s reach

Children challenge appointment of receiver and manager over luxury family home